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2026 Formula E championship standings after Monaco E-Prix

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Mitch Evans has become the leader of the Formula E drivers’ title following a strong Monaco E-Prix, with Pascal Wehrlein falling to fourth.

Evans secured second in the opening race and fourth in the second, to open up a 19-point lead over reigning world champion Oliver Rowland.

Mahindra’s Edoardo Mortara sits third in the standings, with Nico Müller completing the top five but 47 points behind Evans.

In the teams’ standings, Jaguar has overtaken Porsche, while Mahindra completes the top three.

Check out the full standings below!

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