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Vergne wins Formula E title after rival Di Grassi and Evans crash on final lap
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Lopez, Lotterer out
That's it for Formula E this year.
Frenchman Jean-Eric Vergne becomes the first double Formula E champion.
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Jean-Eric Vergne, the double championship winner, says: "I think I take 10 years of my life in one weekend, yesterday was stressful and it was aggressive at the start, and then I was managing the situation at the end, and they [Evans and Di Grassi] both crashed, and I won.
"There's so much emotion running in my body right now I feel proud to be in this team and I'm so happy to have won it again."
Race winner Robin Frijns, says: "Last time I scored points was a win in Paris and then four races with no points, but I'm satisfied it all came together again for the team as they work really hard.
"The team was a bit down and I was a bit down, and I just wanted it so bad. I can go home and prepare for next season on a good note."
But all the action happened on the final lap as Mitch Evans and Lucas Di Grassi crashed and took each other out.
It's Frijns' second win this season, after taking the victory in Paris earlier this year.
"We have done it again. We have done it again. We have done it again" he says over the radio.
One lap and 6% battery left! Frijns leads, and Vergne on the verge of winning the championship.
Fanboost for Daniel Abt, Sebastien Buemi, Lucas Di Grassi, Antonio Felix Da Costa, and Stoffel Vandoorne.
At this rate Jean-Eric Vergne, could become the first two-time Formula E champion.
2014/15 - Nelson Piquet Jr
2015/16 - Sebastein Buemi
2016/17 - Lucas Di Grassi
2017/18 - Jean-Eric Vergne
2018/19 - ?
In the races that Stoffel Vandoorne has started high up the grid this year, he's just worked his way down during the race. Can someone tell him that's not the right direction?
And this is that collision. Nothing spectacular.
Image source, LATLotterer receives a drive-through penalty converted into a time penalty for causing a collision... but it's irrelevant given he's retired and there are no more races...
Evans is crawling up the field
Out of three Attack Modes to be used, Vergne has used two, and everyone else just one.
But he remains just outside the points in 11th.
He takes no prisoners. This man has no fear.
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8. Evans
9. Di Grassi
10. Vergne
Jack Nicholls
BBC Formula E commentator
Even just to finish third for Mitch Evans would be good because you get a trophy.
The two retirees of Lopez and Lotterer are under investigation for that first lap incident.
Di Grassi and Evans haven't made a lot of progress so far.
Will Vergne be feeling confident right now?
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Bird takes Vandoorne's fourth place by late braking and sneaking up the inside.
"Eyes forward." The message is to Sam Bird on the radio.