Starting from second on the grid, Dennis sat behind Mahindra’s Alex Lynn in the early laps. Dennis decided to take his first attack mode with Lynn but on the second occasion, h𝓰e did not, w🌌hich proved decisive. 

Dennis took the lead as Lynn took his second attack mode and managed to maintain the lead when he ultimately took his second💧 boost of power. From then on, the BMW Andretti driver dominated proceedings in London to win by over five seconds. 

L🌊ynn struggled for pace in the closing laps and was overtaken by Nyck de Vries into Turn 10, making the most of faဣnboost. Turn 10 was de Vries’ favourite overtaking zone as he overtook Sebastien Buemi into the same corner earlier in the E-Prix.

Starting from🔴 ninth on the grid, de Vries will be delighted with second - his first points since Puebla race one. Lynn held onto third place to secure his first podium since the se🌺cond Valencia round.

Sebastien Buemi finished fourth for Nissan e.dams, m♔aking it his best result of the seaso﷽n to date. Andre Lotterer was fifth but was left to rue missing the attack zone when he tried to take it in the first phase of the race.

Next up was the Audi duo of Rene Rast and Lucas di Gr🔥assi. Di Grassi got through into Turn 10 with the use of team orders but the Brazilian couldn’t find a way past Lotterer so let Rast back through into Turn 1 on the final lap𝔉.

Stoffel Vandoorne enjoyed a decent reco🀅very in the second Mercedes to finish eighth, with Antonio Felix da Costa and Oliver Rowland completing the top 10 in London. Norman Nato was on course to f🃏inish tenth but ran out of power on the final lap, dropping to 21st.

It was a disastrous day for championshi🍒p leader Sam Bird who retired on the opening lap after contact. It was a similar story for Alexander Sims in the second Mahindra as his race ended on La🦋p 1.

Formula E returns to London tomorrow🌊 for a second E-Prix. Bird leads the standings on 81 points, two clear of fellow Brit Dennis.

Click here for the full FIA Formula E results from the first Londo𓆏n E-Prix.