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Jake Dennis went from third to fifth at the final corner of the 2024 São Paulo E-Prix.
After the São Paulo E-Prix, Jake Dennis openly admitted feeling “punished” due to a frustrating end to the fourth round for the reigning World Champion. The Andretti driver faced challenges during the weekend, starting with failing to progress to the duels in qualifying. Despite this setback, he managed to secure third place in the race’s closing laps. However, like several other drivers, Dennis suffered from de-rating issues caused by an overheating battery on the final lap. His frustration was evident as he reflected on the missed opportunity for victory due to the team’s shortcomings in managing certain aspects. The experience provided valuable lessons for both him and the team, as overheating batteries were a new challenge for all competitors. Despite the challenges, the São Paulo E-Prix showcased intense racing with a significant number of overtakes, although Dennis believed last season’s Portland E-Prix was more extreme in terms of competition. To stay updated with the latest F1 news and insights, make sure to watch RacingNews365’s top-quality F1 videos on YouTube, featuring expert analysis and coverage of the thrilling 24-race calendar.
