
Formula E crowns a new champion as season six ends in Berlin
Pre-race quarantine worked, and the packed season finale delivered good racing. …

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Andre Lotterer (DEU), Tag Heuer Porsche, Porsche 99x Electric
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The races use the prewar concrete apron of Templehof Airport, and unlike some of Formula E’s city street circuits, this one usually makes for exciting action.
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da Costa dominated race 6, winning from pole position.
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And he did the same in race 7, to take a commanding lead in the driver’s championship.
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da Costa (left) talks to previous Formula E champions Sebastian Buemi (middle) and Lucas di Grassi (right).
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A socially distanced podium.
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Race 8 saw a new winner in the shape of BMW’s Maximilian Guenther.
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The following day, Guenther was crashed out on lap 1, bringing out a safety car.
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Race 8 was won by Jean-Eric Vergne, who won the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 seasons.
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da Costa only came fourth in race 8, but that was enough to take make his championship lead unbeatable.
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The 5 FIA ABB Formula E champions, from left to right: Sébastien Buemi (Nissan e.Dams, 2015-2016), Antonio Félix da Costa (DS Techeetah, 2019-2020), Nelson Piquest Jnr (NEXTEV TCR, 2014-2015), Jean-Eric Vergne (DS Techeetah, 2017-2018, 2018-2019), and Lucas Di Grassi (Audi Sport ABT
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