Formula E experienced an attritional Tokyo E-Prix doubleheader under the lights in 2026, with two exciting races decided in the closing moments. Cupra Kiro’s Dan Ticktum stole the spotlight with a late move on new championship leader Jake Dennis in Round 14, while Nyck de Vries grabbed a second victory for Mahindra on the following day.

Nyck de Vries took victory for Mahindra after an eventful Round 15 in Formula E in 2026, claiming a crucial victory at the Tokyo E-Prix. He would win out, ahead of Nick Cassidy and Jake Dennis, who joined him on the podium on Sunday.

Jake Dennis started from pole and looked set to win before a dramatic last lap saw the Cupra Kiro of Dan Ticktum cross the line in first. Mitch Evans also reclaims the lead of the Championship following an incident-ridden race for Pascal Wehrlein Credit: Simon Galloway/LAT Images As it happened- Round 14 in Tokyo On Lap 1, Dennis was immediately on the pace and maintained his lead. Behind him, the DS Penske of Taylor Barnard was fighting through the field. Zane Maloney's grid

Jake Dennis was fastest in a thrilling qualifying session, beating Edoardo in the final. Many drivers showed that they had pace in qualifying and many close battles took place. Credit: Joe Portlock/LAT Images As it happened- Qualifying in Tokyo Qualifying for Round 14 provided some shocking results- several of the championship finals were eliminated early in the session. Close battles and drama ensued with Nico Müller causing a red flag. Group A Championship leader Pascal Weh

The fight for the crown in Formula E’s final year of the Gen3 era has seen as many as six different drivers emerge from five teams, all peaking at different points of Season 12 in 2026. A margin of 38 points separates championship leader Pascal Wehrlein from Mahindra’s Edoardo Mortara in sixth.

Formula E heads to the starry, neon-lit Tokyo skyline for its penultimate weekend of Season 12. With the event being the first to be staged under the lights in the Japanese capital, it only adds yet more excitement and an element of intrigue to an exciting weekend. Plenty of bragging rights remain on the line as the championship battle is set to peak this weekend.

Formula E have announced that the 2026 Tokyo E-Prix will be a night race, starting at 8 pm local time (11 am UTC). The first Tokyo E-Prix was held in 2024, and a move to the Japanese capital has been positive for the all-electric series.

It was a weekend of contrasting fortunes down at several Formula E teams in an exciting Tokyo E-Prix double header, the first for the all-electric series in the Japanese capital. But whose stock rose during the Tokyo weekend? And who had a weekend to forget? Vyas and Jake bring all you need to know from the Tokyo E-Prix.

Rowland takes yet another win in season 11 while Ticktum scores a podium for the first time.

Vandoorne returns to the top step of the podium after an exciting Tokyo E-Prix.

The 2024-25 Formula E season hits the halfway mark as it heads to the eastern hemisphere for its latest outing in Tokyo. Just like the Monaco E-Prix, this weekend's Tokyo E-Prix too runs as a double header, following a successful inaugural event in season 10.

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