Madrid ePrix

1 /António Félix Da Costa /JAGUAR TCS RACING /38:26:706 2 /Mitch Evans /JAGUAR TCS RACING /38:27:092 3 /Pascal Wehrlein /PORSCHE FORMULA E TEAM /38:27:505 4 /Dan Ticktum /CUPRA KIRO /38:27:691 5 /Edoardo Mortara /MAHINDRA RACING /38:28:276 6 /Jake Dennis /ANDRETTI FORMULA E /38:30:466 7 /Sébastien Buemi /ENVISION RACING /38:30:528 8 /Nico Müller /PORSCHE FORMULA E TEAM /38:30:590 9 /Josep Maria Martí /CUPRA KIRO /38:30:823 10 /Joel Eriksson /ENVISION RACING /38:33:282 11 /Norman Nato /NISSAN FORMULA E TEAM /38:33:888 12 /Lucas Di Grassi /LOLA YAMAHA ABT FORMULA E TEAM /38:36:922 13 /Maximilian Günther /DS PENSKE /38:42:392 14 /Jean-Éric Vergne /CITROËN RACING /38:43:051 15 /Felipe Drugovich /ANDRETTI FORMULA E /38:52:722 16 /Oliver Rowland /NISSAN FORMULA E TEAM /38:53:623 17 /Nick Cassidy /CITROËN RACING /38:56:078 18 /Nyck De Vries /MAHINDRA RACING /39:20:370 19 /Taylor Barnard /DS PENSKE /39:22:457 20 /Zane Maloney /LOLA YAMAHA ABT FORMULA E TEAM /39:22:595 -------------------------------------- Current Championship Standings 1 /Pascal Wehrlein /83 2 /Edoardo Mortara /72 3 /Mitch Evans /65 4 /António Félix Da Costa /64 5 /Nick Cassidy /51 6 /Nico Müller /50 7 /Oliver Rowland /49 8 /Jake Dennis /47 9 /Sébastien Buemi /43 10 /Dan Ticktum /22 António Félix da Costa secured his second consecutive victory of the 2026 season, leading a commanding 1-2 finish for Jaguar TCS Racing in the inaugural Madrid E-Prix. Starting from third on the grid, Da Costa utilized a superior Pit Boost strategy on lap 12 to leapfrog the leaders.

While he faced intense late-race pressure from his teammate Mitch Evans, Da Costa maintained a defensive masterclass to cross the finish line just 0.386 seconds ahead. Evans’ performance was equally remarkable, having charged from 16th on the grid to secure the second step of the podium.

The race was defined by high-stakes drama from the opening laps. Polesitter Nick Cassidy saw his hopes vanish after a strategic blunder by the Citroën team left him taking his Pit Boost too late, relegating him to 17th.

Pascal Wehrlein showed championship-winning resilience, nursing a damaged rear wing for the majority of the race to finish third and retain his points lead. Further down the order, Dan Ticktum delivered a standout performance for CUPRA KIRO in fourth, while home hero Pepe Martí thrilled the Spanish crowd by leading early laps before eventually settling for a solid ninth-place finish.