Formula E Berlin Round 14 – 60‑Second Blitz!
/ Jul 16, 2025, 01:34PM IST
Relive the thrill of Formula E Round 14 in Berlin in just one minute! From Nick Cassidy's surge to victory, to Oliver Rowland sealing his Season 11 world championship, this quick recap packs it all. Expect wet‑weather drama, daring overtakes, and that electric rush exclusive to Tempelhof. Grab a coffee, hit play, and feel the race's heartbeat in 60 seconds!
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