Andretti Autosport's Jake Dennis went through a run of four non-scores during a chaotic first season of Formula E's Gen3 machinery. But once he\u2019d put that behind him, the Briton was almost unstoppable and secured the world championship in London with a race to spare
Aug 17, 2023, 8:40 AM
Andretti Autosport's Jake Dennis went through a run of four non-scores during a chaotic first season of Formula E's Gen3 machinery. But once he’d put that behind him, the Briton was almost unstoppable and secured the world championship in London with a race to spareThere’s a motto among top sporting athletes and teams that you learn far more about yourself in defeat than in victory, and that a difficult run of form puts things into a greater perspective.
The record books will show that come the end of last month, Dennis clinched his maiden Formula E title with a race to spare and by a healthy margin of 30 points after taking more podiums than any other driver, including two wins. But it was far from easy, and arguably thedriver’s most important podium had come just before the halfway point of the season with a runner-up finish in the second Berlin E-Prix.
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