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Oliver Rowland secured the Formula E drivers’ title after finishing fourth in the second race of the Berlin E-Prix.
Jaguar’s Nick Cassidy showcased his peloton mastery at Tempelhof Airport, cycling from the back of the field to the front and claiming victory.
Oliver Rowland’s strategic patience paid off as he finished fourth, securing the Formula E world championship, while Pascal Wehrlein’s energy mismanagement led to a 16th place finish.
The dramatic second race of the Berlin E-Prix saw Rowland clinch the drivers’ title after Wehrlein’s pole position strategy backfired.
With Wehrlein starting on pole and Rowland in eighth, the latter needed to outscore his rival by 11 points to claim the title amidst numerous overtakes in dry conditions.
Despite a safety car period and intense competition, Rowland strategically navigated his way to fourth, ensuring victory in the championship as Cassidy emerged victorious ahead of Dennis and Vergne.
