Jake Dennis took the lead in the Drivers’ Championship, just one point adrift of second-placed Nick Cassidy
With just four races to go in Formula E’s ninth season, the championship remains intense and closely contested, with another change of leadership following the category’s debut this weekend in Portland.
Victory went to New Zealander Nick Cassisy (Envision Racing), who is now just one point behind new world leader, Briton Jake Dennis, who finished the Portland E-Prix in second place after starting from Julius Baer Pole Position.
Pascal Wehrlein, who arrived in Portland leading the world championship, had a subdued weekend in the United States and only finished eighth, dropping to third in the world standings.
World Drivers Standings after the 2023 Southwire Portland E-Prix:
1st Jake Dennis/Avalanche Andretti – 154 points
2nd Nick Cassidy/Envision Racing – 153 points
3rd Pascal Wehrlein/TAG Heuer Porsche – 138 points
4th Mitch Evans/Jaguar TCS Racing – 122 points
5th Jean-Eric Vergne/DS Penske – 97 points
6th Antônio Félix da Costa/TAG Heuer Porsche – 93 points
7th Maximilian Günther/Maserati MSG Racing – 78 points
8th Sébastien Buemi/Envision Racing – 72 points
9th Sam Bird/Jaguar TCS Racing – 62 points
10th Jake Hughes/NEOM McLaren – 46 points
11th Stoffel Vandoorne/DS Penske – 42 points
12th René Rast/NEOM McLaren – 40 points
13th Sacha Fenestraz / Nissan – 31 points
14th Lucas di Grassi/Mahindra Racing – 24 points
15th André Lotterer/Avalanche Andretti – 23 points
16th Norman Nato/Nissan – 23 points
17th Dan Ticktum/NIO 333 Racing – 18 points
18th Edoardo Mortara/Maserati MSG Racing – 17 points
19th Sérgio Sette Câmara/NIO 333 Racing – 10 points
20th Oliver Rowland/Mahindra Racing – 9 points
21st Robin Frijns/ABT Cupra – 6 points
22nd Nico Müller/ABT Cupra – 2 points
World Team Standings after the 2023 Southwire Portland E-Prix:
1st Porsche TAG Heuer – 231 points
2nd Envision Racing – 225 points
3rd Jaguar TCS Racing – 184 points
4th Andretti Avalanche – 177 points
5th DS Penske – 139 points
7th Maserati MSG Racing – 95 points
6th NEOM McLaren – 86 points
8th Nissan –54 points
9th Mahindra Racing – 33 points
10th NIO 333 Racing – 28 points
11th ABT Cupra – 8 points
The next stage of Formula E will be the double round in Rome, on 15 and 16 July.
Source: Terra
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