Formula E 2024-2025 driver standings so far: Oliver Rowland maintains lead, Antonio Felix Da Costa on second
Current driver standings for this season
Leading the championship is Nissan's
Oliver Rowland
with 69 points. Rowland had a tough outing in Miami, finishing 10th and earning just one point. But his overall journey this season has been inspiring—starting the Sao Paulo E-Prix in December with zero points, he bounced back impressively. He clinched victory in the Mexico E-Prix (25 points), finished second in Jeddah Part 1 (18 points), and won Jeddah Part 2 (25 points). Thanks to this strong mid-season performance, his lacklustre Miami result hasn't dented his lead.
In second place is Tag Heuer Porsche's
Antonio Felix da Costa
with 54 points. He finished runner-up in both the Sao Paulo and Mexico E-Prix races. While his performance dipped in the Jeddah double-header, he recovered well by finishing third in Miami and collecting 15 crucial points.
Close behind is his teammate, Pascal Wehrlein, with 51 points. Wehrlein had a disappointing start in Sao Paulo but bounced back with a third-place finish in Mexico. Although his results in Jeddah were average, his win in Miami has significantly boosted his title hopes. A strong showing in Monaco could push him past Da Costa into second place.
Also tied at 51 points is the youngest driver on the grid, Taylor Barnard. He impressed with a third-place finish in Sao Paulo and podiums in both Jeddah races—third in Part 1 and second in Part 2. While he struggled in Mexico and finished among the last in Miami, he remains a strong contender. Just one or two solid races could easily propel him past his more experienced rivals.
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Further back is Maximilian Günther in fifth place with 37 points, despite winning Jeddah Part 1. Mitch Evans, who kicked off the season with a win in Sao Paulo, currently sits 10th in the standings. With 11 races still left and Round 6 taking place in Monaco, there's plenty of time for the leaderboard to shift. This championship is still wide open.
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