Berlin E-Prix 2025 results: Nick Cassidy wins Round 14 race, Oliver Rowland clinches Formula E World Championship
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Cassidy was followed by Andretti's Jake Dennis in second and DS Penske's Jean-Éric Vergne in third. However, it was Nissan's Oliver Rowland who narrowly missed the podium by finishing fourth — but he gained enough points to finally secure the Formula E World Championship.
Oliver Rowland wins Formula E Championship
Oliver Rowland's championship win overshadowed the race victory celebrations at the Tempelhof Airport Circuit in Berlin on Sunday. Nissan Managing Director Tommaso Volpe congratulated him and played a heartwarming message from Rowland's daughter, who said, 'Daddy, you are the world champion.'
Berlin E-Prix 2025 Part 2 results
Nick Cassidy's win in Part 2 of the Berlin E-Prix on Sunday was particularly impressive. Starting from 20th on the grid, he fought his way to the front to claim his second win of the season. He had previously triumphed at the Shanghai E-Prix as well.
Jake Dennis, who missed the podium in the last race in Jakarta after being hit by Mahindra Racing's Nyck De Vries, finally secured a well-deserved second-place finish on Sunday.
This marks the second podium of the season for both Dennis and Jean-Éric Vergne.
Vergne was followed by Oliver Rowland in fourth, who earned 12 points to bring his total to 184 in the 2025 Formula E Driver Standings, enough to win the Formula E World Championship.
Saturday's race winner Mitch Evans finished fifth, while NEOM McLaren's Taylor Barnard came in sixth. Felipe Drugovich, who made his Formula E debut on Saturday by replacing Nyck De Vries at Mahindra Racing, delivered an impressive performance on Sunday, finishing seventh and earning six points — his first in Formula E.
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Andretti's Nico Mueller finished eighth, and TAG Heuer Porsche's António Felix da Costa secured ninth. Sergio Sette Camara, racing for Nissan in Norman Nato's absence, completed the top ten and earned one point.
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TAG Heuer Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein started from pole position but failed to capitalize, ultimately finishing 16th. The Formula E season is now nearing the end. The last race weekend is lined up in London from July 25-27.
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