Berlin E-Prix winner Mitch Evans becomes Formula E’s joint-most successful driver, ties with this driver

As Mitch Evans crossed the finish line at the Berlin E-Prix on Saturday, the Jaguar TCS Racing driver joked on the radio with his team that they might have to remind him where the podium was.

He said he had forgotten after such a long wait for a win — or even a podium. Evans had won the Formula E Round 1 race in Sao Paulo in December, but since then, he had failed to finish in the top ten in any of the following 11 races.

Mitch Evans’ radio footage from Berlin E-Prix

Formula E later shared the radio footage of Evans on X. As his team congratulated him, he replied, “Feels like it’s been a lifetime. I forgot where the podium is, so you might have to tell me.”Reacting to a video of his win on Instagram, a fan wrote, “Screaming & crying!!! What an absolutely phenomenal drive!!! Such a talented driver!”

Speaking about his win at the Tempelhof Airport Circuit on Saturday, Evans said, “I wasn’t expecting that today.

It’s been difficult for us since São Paulo. There were tricky conditions, and I was managing some issues with the brakes towards the end of the race, which wasn’t easy. I was quite happy with a bit of a gap, but nonetheless, the car was competitive throughout the race and there were some good strategy calls from the team.

My guys did so well. There’s always some work to do, but this is a nice reward for everyone back at Jaguar TCS Racing.”

Evans had secured pole position in the qualifying session. The Duels were cancelled due to rain, so the grid was determined based on the results of the group stage.

Mitch Evans has 14 wins in Formula E

Formula E later announced that Evans is now tied for the most wins in the championship’s history. He and Sebastien Buemi both have 14 career victories.Reacting to the post, a fan wrote, “14 and counting! Congratulations Mitch, many more wins to come.” Another wrote, “History created in style.”Also Read: Berlin E-Prix 2025 Results: Mitch Evans clinches second win of season, Pascal Wehrlein closes points gap with Oliver RowlandDespite the win, Evans remains 13th in the Formula E Driver Standings for the season with 50 points. Other than his wins in Sao Paulo and Berlin, he failed to score points in any of the other races this year.