This weekend, London hosts the final two races of Formula E's 12th season, and the Porsche team will be competing in the British capital sporting special livery.
In 2026, Porsche celebrates 75 years in motorsport. In London, the German marque will pay homage to one of its most successful eras: the 1980s. During that decade, Porsche secured a victory at the Dakar Rally and a remarkable four wins at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
These triumphs were famously achieved with the iconic Rothmans livery adorning the Stuttgart-based manufacturer's cars. This weekend, Pascal Wehrlein and Nico Müller's cars in London will feature these very colors, albeit without the Rothmans logos. Both drivers still have a shot at the drivers' championship title.
Wehrlein's title aspirations are significantly stronger, with the German currently sitting third in the standings on 141 points, just five behind leader Jake Dennis. Müller, meanwhile, is eighth with 102 points, with a maximum of 58 points available across the two race days in London.
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