Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: Ticktum pulls off last-lap overtake on Dennis for victory

Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: Ticktum pulls off last-lap overtake on Dennis for victory

Dan Ticktum has taken his second career Formula E win with a stunning late move on Jake Dennis, while Mitch Evans regains the championship lead

Tokyo E-Prix: Dan Ticktum steals victory from polesitter Jake Dennis, Mitch Evans regains championship lead

Formula - E News: It very much looked like polesitter Jake Dennis would translate his pole into victory at the Tokyo E-Prix but it was Cupra Kiro driver Dan Ticktum who.

Dennis beats Mortara to first Tokyo E-Prix pole

Edoardo Mortara looked to be the man to beat going into qualifying for the first race of the Tokyo E-Prix, but Andretti's Jake Dennis managed to defeat him in the final Duel.

Dan Ticktum snatches dramatic final lap win in Tokyo ePrix race 1

Dan Ticktum secured a dramatic final lap victory to win race 1 of the Tokyo ePrix, pouncing on the penultimate corner to overtake Jake Dennis with Nick Cassidy third. “I want to say a big thank you to the team,” said Ticktum afterwards. “This has been one of the hardest seasons I think I can remember in my whole career. “We really haven’t had any fortune. We’ve made mistakes as a team, I’ve made mistakes, but today was the opposite. We nailed it…

Ticktum triumphs at Tokyo E-Prix with thrilling last-lap overtake on

Sport newsStarting from sixth on the grid, Ticktum executed an aggressive strategy, activating both PIT BOOST and ATTACK MODE early to emerge from the stops as the net race leader. Despite Ticktum's early charge, Dennis leveraged a late 50kW, all-wheel-drive boost on Lap 29 to overtake both Nick Cassidy and Ticktum, taking control of the race. However, right at the last minute - through the penultimate turn, ahead of the final chicane, Ticktum s…

RACE REPORT: 2026 TDK Tokyo E-Prix I - Andretti Global

Race Results 2026 TDK Tokyo E-Prix I Jake DennisP2Felipe DrugovichP13 Race Notes The Andretti Formula E Liberty Walk special edition livery took to the track under the lights in the Japanese capital for the first time yesterday, with Felipe Drugovich and Jake Dennis finishing third and 16th, respectively. Action resumed today with Free Practice 2, which saw Dennis continue to demonstrate pace around the Tokyo Street Circuit, taking the checkere…