Jake Dennis controlled the first Formula E London E-Prix, but second place puts Stoffel Vandoorne in a very comfortable position in the championship fight. Vandoorne put pressure on pole at several stages during the race, but was also urged not to take unnecessary risks because of the title implications.

Dennis looked in imperious form in any case, and won by 2s2 to give Andretti his first win since leaving BMW at the end of last season, returning it to independent status.

Vandoorne was already in a strong position after qualifying, as all of his title rivals had problems. Two of them getting involved in a tangle at the first corner boosted him even further.

A three-way clash left Edoardo Mortara 18th in a damaged Mercedes Venturi, and Jean-Eric Vergne firmly in the middle of the grid (where he would later collide with Sebastien Buemi on his way to 13th place), with Sam Bird being the other driver involved and immediately out of the race at his and Jaguar's home.

But Bird's teammate Mitch Evans at least kept his title hopes alive with a great race from 14th to sixth. Mercedes had two cars on the podium as defending champion Nyck de Vries narrowly edged out Nick Cassidy.

The Envision driver Cassidy left the two mods behind and as a result was able to fly around the grid, although he couldn't overcome a very defensive De Vries for the podium. Oliver Askew supported completed the top five in the second Andretti car.

Sergio Sette Câmara had a heroic race for zero reward. Having qualified his Dragon Penske fourth, he briefly took third after a great dive over de Vries.

Unsurprisingly, he could not match the power usage of the other leaders and began to drop off in the final minutes before stopping on the last lap. Lucas di Grassi came in ninth.

Race standings:

Pos	Driver	Team	Car	Laps		Distance	Fastest lap	Pts
1	Jake Dennis	Avalanche Andretti	BMW i FE.21	37	37	46'56.557s	1'14.429s	29
2	Stoffel Vandoorne	Mercedes-Benz EQ	Mercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02	37	0	+2.223s	1m15.149s	18
3	Nyck de Vries	Mercedes-Benz EQ	Mercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02	37	0	+12.367s	1'15.306s	15
4	Nick Cassidy	Envision Racing	Audi e-tron FE07	37	0	+12.663s	1'14.887s	12
5	Oliver Askew	Avalanche Andretti	BMW i FE.21	37	0	+14.904s	1'15.526s	10
6	Mitch Evans	Jaguar TCS Racing	Jaguar I-Type 5	37	0	+17.128s	1'15.356s	8
7	António Félix da Costa	DS Techeetah	DS E-Tense FE21	37	0	+17.733s	1m15.42s	6
8	Maximilian Günther	Nissan e.Dams	Nissan IM03	37	0	+22.067s	1m15.595s	4
9	Lucas Di Grassi	ROKiT Venturi Racing	Mercedes-EQ Silver Arrow 02	37	0	+32.139s	1'15.177s	2
10	Pascal Wehrlein	TAG Heuer Porsche	Porsche 99X Electric	37	0	+34.347s	1'15.334s	1
11	Sébastien Buemi	Nissan e.Dams	Nissan IM03	37	0	+35.307s	1m15.799s	0
12	André Lotterer	TAG Heuer Porsche	Porsche 99X Electric	37	0	+35.508s	1'15.626s	0
13	Jean-Eric Vergne	DS Techeetah	DS E-Tense FE21	37	0	+36.057s	1'15.701s	0
14	Alexander Sims	Mahindra Racing	Mahindra M8Electro	37	0	+40.345s	1m15.606s	0
15	Oliver Turvey	NIO 333 Racing	NIO 333 001	37	0	+41.293s	1'15.926s	0
16	Robin Frijns	Envision Racing	Audi e-tron FE07	37	0	+44.023s	1'15.822s	0
17	Daniel Ticktum	NIO 333 Racing	NIO 333 001	37	0	+51.947s	1'15.539s	0
	Sérgio Sette Câmara	Dragon / Penske Autosport	Penske EV-5	37	0	-	1'15.348s	0
	Antonio Giovinazzi	Dragon / Penske Autosport	Penske EV-5	26	0	-	1'16.455s	0
	Oliver Rowland	Mahindra Racing	Mahindra M8Electro	17	0	-	1m15.429s	0
	Sam Bird	Jaguar TCS Racing	Jaguar I-Type 5	0	0	-	0s	0

Jake Dennis wins back-to-back first Formula E London race

Formula 1

MotoGP

Indycar

Formula E

Formula 2

StockCar

Nascar