Reaction from a title-deciding Formula E weekend

Here's the thing about Formula E title finales: they never quite go to script. After a wild weekend of racing, the key players have stepped up to share their unfiltered thoughts on how it all went down.

Pascal Wehrlein admitted it was a very special and tough race, noting that the first title is always a bit more exciting. He pointed out that they set the base over the last 15-16 races and took over the lead again yesterday, proving that when the pressure is on, they deliver. While he found Antonio's approach a bit unpredictable, he believes they achieved what they had to achieve.

On the other side of the clash, Jake Dennis didn't hold back. He felt they executed everything perfectly and put themselves in a position to take the title before being taken straight out of the race. Calling the move embarrassing, Dennis claimed Pascal rammed him straight into the wall, though he added that if they want to win it like that, that's the game. Despite the bitter end, Dennis leaves the weekend in a good headspace, looking forward to his fiancée giving birth, upcoming work with BMW, and the arrival of GEN4.

Mitch Evans reflected on a difficult weekend where qualifying proved to be the ultimate stumbling block. Struggling behind a blue and white roadblock on both days, Evans felt he lost too much ground to the front guys despite managing to get past them in the race. Concluding his journey at the team, he expressed immense gratitude for his first professional contract and admitted it will feel weird waking up tomorrow not as a Jaguar driver for the first time.

Ian James of Jaguar TCS Racing praised the team for keeping their emotions in check despite the massive stakes in both championships. He noted that qualifying played a huge role in the outcomes of both races, but ultimately expressed immense pride in Mitch, Antonio, and the whole team for delivering a phenomenal Teams' World Championship.