P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Tokyo E-Prix: Guenther wins after late pressure from Rowland
The German driver took the lead of the race with 10 laps to go, after consistently running in the top three positions and establishing a strong enough lead to stay ahead even after activating his final Attack Mode. Despite Rowland’s three bold attempts to overtake on the final lap, Guenther successfully defended his position at the front. Rowland, who started from pole, led most of the 35-lap race but ultimately lost out to Guenther in the closing stages. Overtaking proved to be challenging on the narrow track, emphasizing the importance of track position and strategic Attack Mode activations. Guenther’s tactical driving paid off as he secured the victory, with Jake Dennis finishing third after a late overtake on Antonio Felix da Costa.
