P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Oliver Rowland secured victory in Formula E’s second race of the Tokyo E-Prix, further extending his lead in the drivers’ title to a remarkable margin.
Title outsiders Taylor Barnard and Antonio Felix da Costa both retired from the race, causing disappointment for them.
Dan Ticktum achieved his first Formula E podium of his career, leading briefly early in the race as a Cupra Kiro driver.
Oliver Rowland secured a crucial victory for Nissan at his home race, strengthening his position in the championship.
Rowland’s excellent start from pole position helped him to win the second race of the Tokyo E-Prix and move closer to the Formula E world champion title.
The race saw various lead changes due to the strategic use of attack modes, with Rowland fighting back after dropping to sixth by lap 21.
A late incident involving Taylor Barnard triggered a safety car, setting up a dramatic one-lap dash to the finish.
In the end, energy levels were sufficient for a flat-out final lap, maintaining the lead positions and securing Rowland’s victory.
