Mitch Evans revealed that his "up and down season" cost him the Formula E 2025/26 Drivers' Championship, speaking with DIVEBOMB's Owen Bradley at the London E-Prix.

Mitch Evans tops FP1 for the last race weekend of 2026, marking a great start for the championship finale.

Credit: Simon Galloway - Formula E Mitch Evans comes into the London E-Prix weekend just two points behind championship leader, Jake Dennis. With two races remaining, the championship is on the line and ready for the taking, with nine drivers in mathematical contention. However, the London E-Prix is also Evans' final race with Jaguar, a team which the New Zealander has been with since 2016. Despite Evans fighting for the title, nine other drivers are still in mathematical con

Mitch Evans is the Formula E driver with the most victories in the history of the all-electric series and he added to his record in Berlin after winning Race Two. He spoke to DIVEBOMB following his win. Credit: Simon Galloway/LAT Images In an unusual strategy, Evans deliberately drove slowly during qualifying starting 17th on the grid. Combined with the eight minutes of Attack Mode available, the charge to the front was going to be a challenge but the New Zealand driver appea

After a decade of storied history together, Mitch Evans and Jaguar are set to part ways at the end of Season 12. The New Zealander joined the British outfit in their debut season back in 2016, and grown into a regular championship contender over the years.

Da Costa takes amazing back-to-back win in Madrid, followed by his teammate Mitch Evans and championship leader Pascal Wehrlein.

Formula E's newest United States venue, the Miami International Autodrome, looked set to deliver on a race full of drama. A wet race in the sunshine state made for an action-packed E-Prix with thrilling battles that kept viewers wanting to know which driver would come out on top.