Mahindra Racing Claims Third Place in Formula E Teams' Championship

Mahindra Racing successfully concluded the 2025/26 FIA Formula E World Championship season by securing third place in the overall Teams' Standings at the London ExCeL Circuit. It accumulated a total of 252 points over the course of the campaign, marking its highest single-season points tally while matching its best overall championship result. The achievement was sealed during the final race of the GEN3 era, where drivers Nyck de Vries and Edoardo Mortara finished second and third respectively.

The double-header weekend in London unfolded with dramatic racing across both rounds. On Saturday, despite challenging qualifying sessions that placed de Vries ninth and Mortara eighteenth on the starting grid, Mortara produced a strong recovery drive, climbing eleven positions to finish seventh. De Vries experienced a strategic setback following a late Full Course Yellow intervention, eventually crossing the line in thirteenth place.

Sunday saw a remarkable turnaround as both Mahindra drivers progressed through the qualifying Duels to stage an all-Mahindra final round. De Vries edged out his teammate to claim pole position, establishing a front-row lockout for the team and securing their fifth pole position of the season. During the race, both drivers managed their Attack Mode strategies in unison, maintaining lead positions for a significant portion of the event before being edged out for victory by a late Attack Mode deployment from rival Taylor Barnard.

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Collecting a significant 42-point haul from the London double-header, Mahindra comfortably locked in third spot in the Teams' Championship. Individually, Mortara concluded the Drivers' Championship in fifth position with 137 points, while de Vries finished seventh with 115 points. Over the entire season, the team accumulated two victories, five additional podium finishes, and five pole positions. Team Principal and Chief Executive Officer Frederic Bertrand expressed pride in the organisation's progress from finishing fourth with 186 points in the previous season, noting that the team is well-positioned to carry this performance standard into the upcoming GEN4 era.