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Formula E Tokyo E-Prix: De Vries wins chaotic race as Dennis takes championship lead
De Vries earned his second win of the season after a red flag and one-lap restart, while Dennis moved into the championship lead.
- On Sunday, Nyck de Vries won the Tokyo E-Prix, securing his second victory of the 2025-26 World Championship season after mastering wet-dry track conditions in a rain-affected race.
- Heavy rain before the start left the track wet and unpredictable throughout the opening stages, forcing teams to adopt alternative strategies as the asphalt gradually dried during the night race.
- De Vries recovered from seventh to take the lead on Lap 26 after deploying his final Attack Mode, later saying, "We were a little bit lucky today" as Mahindra Racing collected 38 points across the weekend.
- Jake Dennis claimed the championship lead while Porsche secured the constructors' title; Pascal Wehrlein finished 16th after Edoardo Mortara was involved in a late multi-car incident that triggered a red flag.
- Mahindra Racing now sits fourth in the teams' championship, one point behind Andretti, with two rounds remaining before the London finale scheduled for August 15-16.
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Mahindra Racing Celebrates Second Win As Nyck De Vries Dominates Tokyo E-Prix
Nyck de Vries secured his second victory of the 2025-26 FIA Formula E World Championship season at the Tokyo E-Prix, leading Mahindra Racing to a significant points haul. Despite starting fifth, de Vries navigated challenging wet-dry conditions and a late-race red flag to clinch the win. This result propels him to ninth in the drivers' standings and positions Mahindra Racing just one point behind third place in the teams' championship with two r…
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