Did Formula E's London finale go too far with team games and personal vendettas?

Formula E’s London finale at ExCeL drew heavy criticism after race tactics turned the title-decider into a far more personal, team-driven fight than many fans expected. With up to nine drivers mathematically in contention entering the weekend, Jaguar and Porsche ultimately involved entire teams—and sometimes customer squads—in the championship battle. On Saturday, Porsche’s moves, including help from Nico Müller and even Cupra Kiro driver Dan Ticktum to support Pascal Wehrlein, set the tone. Jaguar claimed it was targeted by Porsche’s tactics and sought revenge on Sunday, even if it meant escalating. The race’s strategic intensity resembled a manufacturer battle more like DTM, leaving a “sour taste” despite the competitive effort. The article questions whether Wehrlein’s stated dislike of team tactics matched what occurred on track.