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Pascal Wehrlein has taken the lead of the Formula E drivers' title across the Jeddah E-Prix double-header, with a six-point lead being held over Edoardo Mortara.

The Porsche driver secured victory in the opening race and eighth in the second, to move onto 68 points with 12 rounds remaining.

Just 21 points separate the top five in the standings, which also consists of Oliver Rowland, Nick Cassidy and Mitch Evans.

In the teams' standings, Porsche has 27-point advantage over Jaguar, who secured a win in the second race in Jeddah, courtesy of Antonio Felix da Costa.

Check out the full standings below!

2026 Formula E championship standings after Jeddah E-Prix
Pos.	Driver	Nat.	Team	Pts
1	Pascal Wehrlein	DEU	Porsche	68
2	Edoardo Mortara	CHE	Mahindra	62
3	Oliver Rowland	GBR	Nissan	49
4	Nick Cassidy	NZL	Citroën	48
5	Mitch Evans	NZL	Jaguar	47
6	Nico Müller	CHE	Porsche	45
7	Antonio Felix da Costa	PRT	Jaguar	39
8	Jake Dennis	GBR	Andretti	39
9	Sebastian Buemi	CHE	Envision	37
10	Joel Eriksson	SWE	Envision	18
11	Pepe Marti	ESP	Cupra Kiro	17
12	Taylor Barnard	GBR	DS Penske	14
13	Nyck de Vries	NED	Mahindra	12
14	Dan Ticktum	GBR	Cupra Kiro	10
15	Jean-Eric Vergne	FRA	Citroën	10
16	Maximilian Günther	DEU	DS Penske	8
17	Zane Maloney	BRB	Lola Yamaha ABT	1
18	Norman Nato	FRA	Nissan	1
19	Felipe Drugovich	BRZ	Andretti	0
20	Lucas di Grassi	BRZ	Lola Yamaha ABT	0

2026 Formula E championship standings after Jeddah E-Prix
Pos.	Team	Pts.
1	Porsche	113
2	Jaguar	86
3	Mahindra	74
4	Citroën	58
5	Envision	55
6	Nissan	50
7	Andretti	39
8	Cupra Kiro	27
9	DS Penske	22
10	Lola Yamaha ABT	1

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