FORMULA E 2020 CURRENT CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS

FORMULA E 2020 DRIVER STANDINGS

POS	DRIVER	POINTS
1	Antonio Felix da Costa	158
2	Stoffel Vandoorne	87
3	Jean-Eric Vergne	86
4	Sebastien Buemi	84
5	Oliver Rowland	83
6	Lucas di Grassi	77
7	Mitch Evans	71
8	Andre Lotterer	71
9	Maximilian Guenther	69
10	Sam Bird	63
11	Nyck de Vries	60
12	Robin Frijns	58
13	Alexander Sims	49
14	Edoardo Mortara	41
15	Rene Rast	29
16	Jerome d’Ambrosio	19
17	Alex Lynn	16
18	Pascal Wehrlein	14
19	James Calado	10
20	Neel Jani	8
21	Daniel Abt	8
22	Felipe Massa	3
23	Brendon Hartley	2
24	Oliver Turvey	0
25	Nico Muller	0
26	Ma Qinghua	0
27	Tom Blomqvist	0
28	Sergio Sette Camara	0

FORMULA E 2020 TEAM STANDINGS

Pos	Team	Points
1	DS Techeetah	244
2	Nissan e.Dams	167
3	Mercedes-Benz EQ Formula E Team	147
4	Envision Virgin Racing	121
5	BMW i Andretti Motorsport	118
6	Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler	114
7	Panasonic Jaguar Racing	81
8	TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team	79
9	Mahindra Racing	49
10	ROKiT Venturi Racing	44
11	Geox Dragon	2
12	NIO 333 FE Team	0

FORMULA E 2020 STANDINGS – The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship follows a standard points system, used in other FIA-sanctioned series – awarding points to the top 10 drivers.

Antonio Felix da Costa’s dominant Drivers’ Championship triumph in the 2019/20 ABB FIA Formula E Championship was recognised yesterday evening at the virtual FIA Prize-Giving. 

Formula E’s Nicki Shields and Le Mans 24 Hours legend Tom Kristensen fronted the event which celebrated the best of the action across the FIA’s motorsport championships in 2020, as well as their respective champions.

FIA President Jean Todt invited the winners along on behalf of the Senate and joint World Councils of the governing body to formally crown the title-winners.

Da Costa sealed the honours at Formula E’s unprecedented nine-day six-race season finale, after a record-equalling three-win streak between Round 5 in Marrakesh and Round 7 in Berlin as the Portugese flew out of the blocks at Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport.

That made it three back-to-back Drivers’ crowns and two Teams’ titles now for DS TECHEETAH and Da Costa returns with teammate and double champion Jean-Eric Vergne for Season 7 – Formula E’s first campaign as an FIA World Championship.

“A massive thank you to everyone for their support this year,” said Da Costa. “To my team on and off the race-track, you guys are amazing. I will never take these moments for granted. I know how much hard work has to be put in for these glory days to come by.

“Thank you also to the FIA, Jean Todt and the safety team for putting on great championships and great racing for us all, and for looking after us.

“Lastly, to my opponents: thank you for pushing me. Here’s to many more hard but fair fights and many happy returns over the festive season to everybody!”

“2020 has been an unprecedented year and it’s remarkable to be here and to be able to honour our champions,” said FIA President Jean Todt. “Unfortunately, they cannot be with us in person tonight, but the most important thing is that, through creativity and resourcefulness, we have been able to organize championships – and we have champions to celebrate. I would like to pay credit to all those who made it possible.”

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