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LONDON: Second place for Jake Dennis in an eventful Hankook London E-Prix was enough to win the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship with a race to spare on Saturday night, becoming the first British driver to claim a world title at home.
Ferrari swept the front row in qualifying for the centenary edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans sportscar race on Thursday, with the number 50 car taking the Italian marque's first pole at the Sarthe circuit in 50 years.
Envision Racing’s Sebastien Buemi says he is happy to play second fiddle, as both his team and team-mate Nick Cassidy target their first title in this season’s ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. Buemi is a veteran of the series having raced in every season since its inception in 2014, but has watched Cassidy storm to the lead in the World Championship standings following back-to-back race victories in Berlin and Monaco. Ad It has been a difficult couple of years for the Season 2 champion, who has finished a miserly 21st and 15th respectively in the past two seasons.
Formula E championship leader Nick Cassidy says there is still a “long way to go” in the season before he even thinks about the possibility of setting his sights on winning the title.
Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein won the first of two Formula E races in Saudi Arabia to turn the tables on series leader Jake Dennis on Friday after being beaten by the Briton in the Mexican season-opener.
SEOUL : The all-electric Formula E championship will be decided in Sunday's final race of the season in Seoul with Mercedes' Stoffel Vandoorne 21 points clear of sole remaining rival Mitch Evans.
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Toyota won the 24 Hours of Le Mans for the fifth year in a row on Sunday with New Zealand's Brendon Hartley taking the chequered flag to become a triple champion. Swiss driver Sebastien Buemi, now a four-times winner of the world's greatest endurance race, and Japanese first timer Ryo Hirakawa shared the overall victory in the number eight GR010 hybrid hypercar.