
Mahindra Racing are fourth in the Formula E Teams' standings with 210 points, just one behind Andretti, before the season-ending double-header at London's ExCeL circuit on August 15 and 16. Hindustan Times…
Mahindra Racing are fourth in the Formula E Teams' standings with 210 points, just one behind Andretti, before the season-ending double-header at London's ExCeL circuit on August 15 and 16. Hindustan Times reports that a top-three finish would equal the team's best-ever result from the 2016-17 season, when they scored 215 points. Nyck de Vries enters the weekend after winning in Tokyo, while Edoardo Mortara, fifth in the Drivers' standings, has two second-place finishes this season. Jaguar TCS Racing lead the championship with 257 points.
The talk of a Mahindra revival ignores that the team is merely matching its 2016-17 peak, not surpassing it yet. The Tokyo win is good, but de Vries and Mortara need one more strong weekend to prove this is a trend, not a flash. The real question: can they score six points in London to set a new record, or will inconsistency return?
Source: hindustantimes.com
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