Pascal Wehrlein is a TWO-TIME Formula E World Champion, and humanity may have just witnessed the beginning of its own downfall.The 2026 London E-Prix delivered a chaotic end to Season 12, with the championship still hanging in the balance until the final laps. Dallas and Taylor break down the Dennis, Wehrlein, and Eriksson incident, the screams it produced, and the computational resources required for Pascal to discover that taking out a championship rival might be an effective strategy. The Germanator has returned, and this time he has learned how to break containment.We also say goodbye to the Gen3 era and the ExCeL London circuit, look ahead to the terrifying possibilities of Gen4, and mourn the departure of some of Formula E’s most beloved side characters. Count Buemi, The Butcher, Stormin’ Norman, and the rest of the old guard may be leaving, but the AI dystopia is only getting started.Then, after years of talking about our fantasy league, we finally reveal what we have been building: the Circuit Breakers Fantasy Formula E app. We walk through the app in its current state, explain how the draft and scoring work, show off our CPU opponents, and discuss our plans for public leagues and the upcoming 2027 season. Taylor also finally wins the game he created, which is statistically suspicious.Interested in the fantasy app or want to join the waitlist for updates and beta access? Email us at circuitbreakers@almightyalgo.ioIn this episode: London E-Prix finale, Pascal Wehrlein’s second World Championship, Jake Dennis championship drama, the end of Gen3, the 2027 Gen4 era, Formula E driver departures, and the Circuit Breakers Fantasy Formula E app.#FormulaE #PascalWehrlein #FormulaEPodcast

Tokyo did not settle the 2026 Formula E World Championship. It made the situation considerably worse.

Dan Ticktum claims his second victory of his career, Nyck de Vries survives the chaos, and Jake Dennis emerges from Tokyo at the front of a championship battle that refuses to behave logically. With Mitch Evans and Pascal Wehrlein close behind, only five points separate the top three drivers heading into the London finale.

Dallas and Taylor recap Rounds 14 and 15 of the Tokyo E-Prix, including Edoardo Mortara’s qualifying dominance without a race win, the tire-management lottery, Tokyo’s red-flag pileup, Mitch Evans reaching the “angry team radio before the divorce” phase of his Jaguar relationship, and the growing question of whether Ticktum’s latest win has secured his Formula E future.

The episode also examines Andretti’s move from Porsche to Nissan, accusations of Envision using the dark arts to assist Jaguar, the uncertain state of several Gen4 programs, and Jay Penske’s mysterious plan to obtain a powertrain before the new cars materialize in approximately twelve weeks.

Plus, Norman Nato is declared artificial intelligence, Pascal.exe clears his cache in the Porsche garage, the fantasy championship remains painfully unresolved, and we calculate the microscopic possibility of Nyck de Vries becoming a two-time Formula E World Champion.

London awaits. The championship is panicking.

Topics covered: Formula E Tokyo E-Prix 2026, Tokyo Rounds 14 and 15, Dan Ticktum win, Jake Dennis championship leader, Pascal Wehrlein title fight, Mitch Evans Jaguar, Nyck de Vries Mahindra, Edoardo Mortara qualifying, Kiro driver rumors, Andretti Nissan partnership, Formula E Gen4 testing, Jay Penske, DS Penske, Formula E London finale, Formula E Fantasy League.

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📖Chapters

(0:00) – Sleeping Through Dan Ticktum’s Tokyo Miracle

(3:03) – Championship Panic Before London

(6:43) – Calculating the Formula E Title Odds

(10:24) – Gen3’s Final, Chaotic Send-Off

(12:08) – Edo Mortara: Qualifying Merchant

(16:59) – The Dan Ticktum Defense Committee

(23:20) – Dan’s Tokyo Win and Sudden Professionalism

(29:17) – Can Ticktum Keep His Kiro Seat?

(34:50) – Nissan Alternatives to Stormin’ Norman

(36:34) – Tokyo’s Tire Lottery and Andretti’s Nissan Move

(39:05) – Envision’s Alleged Dark Arts for Jaguar

(41:43) – The Gen4 Teams That May Be in Trouble

(43:41) – Jay Penske’s Missing Powertrain

(47:53) – Formula E Silly Season and Rumor Coverage

(50:27) – Tokyo DNF Review 💩

(52:58) – Mitch Evans Reaches the Pre-Divorce Radio Phase

(54:56) – Pascal.exe Answers YOUR Questions

(57:17) – Fantasy Formula E Championship Update

(58:29) – London Preview and Upcoming Announcements

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