After finishing second in each of the first two Formula E races around Tokyo Big Sight, Nissan’s Oliver Rowland stepped to the top of the podium on Sunday in a thrilling Tokyo E-Prix.
The win gives Rowland, who finished second in the inaugural race in 2024 and then again on Saturday, an iron grip on the championship trophy in what he called a “dream” season.
“I keep wondering if at some point I’m going to wake up and find that this isn’t the reality,” Rowland said after the race at Tokyo Street Circuit.
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