Jakarta to London via Berlin: All you need to know about the remaining 2025 Formula E calendar

The 11th edition of the Formula E season will come to a close next month. Eleven rounds have already been completed this season, and Nissan’s Oliver Rowland is a clear leader in the Formula E Driver Standings, well ahead of the competition.

There are five more races to be held, as three Grands Prix are lined up for this month and the next. Here’s all about the action that will unfold over these two months before the current season comes to an end in July.

Jakarta E-Prix

The Jakarta E-Prix is a two-day event from June 20 to June 21. The Round 12 race will be held at the Jakarta International Circuit in Indonesia. The venue was missing from the calendar last year. Maserati MSG Racing driver Maximilian Gunther won pole position in both races of the Jakarta double header in 2023, but he won only one of the races and took third place on the podium in the other.

The other race was won by Pascal Wehrlein of TAG Heuer Porsche.

Berlin E-Prix

Berlin is the only venue to have been a permanent fixture on the Formula E calendar since its inception. The 11th edition of the Berlin E-Prix will be a double header from July 11 to July 13. The Round 13 and Round 14 races will be held on July 12 and July 13, respectively. Both races will take place at the Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit. TAG Heuer Porsche driver Antonio Felix da Costa has been the most successful Formula E driver in Berlin, with three wins, including one last year.

Nick Cassidy of Jaguar TCS Racing has also won twice and claimed one of the two races last year.

London E-Prix

The London double header will be the closing event of the 11th season. It will be held at the ExCeL London circuit from July 25 to July 27. All eyes will be on the Round 15 and Round 16 races, as the Formula E world champion will be crowned at this double header based on the Formula E Driver Standings for this year.Also Read: What is Formula E? All about the eco-friendly motorsport with electric cars almost as fast as those in F1The ExCeL London circuit is a unique one, as it runs both inside and outside the exhibition centre and around the picturesque Royal Docks. It was a double header last year as well, with Nissan’s Oliver Rowland winning one of the races. Pascal Wehrlein won the other and secured a podium spot in the race he didn’t win.