CUPRA KIRO gears up for Formula E finale
CUPRA KIRO aiming to end Season 12 on a high at the 2026 London E-Prix
CUPRA KIRO heads to the British capital this weekend for the London E-Prix as the 2025/26 FIA Formula E World Championship season reaches its conclusion with a double-header event at the infamous ExCeL Circuit.
As the only indoor-outdoor venue in international motor racing, the ExCeL Circuit continues to be one of the motorsport’s most distinctive tracks, coupling technical corners with changing grip levels to create a truly unique challenge.
As a double-header, CUPRA KIRO has two opportunities to end the season on a high as Dan Ticktum and Pepe Martí look to build on the team’s encouraging form and bring the current campaign to a successful close.
Get Up To Speed
Last Time Out
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Hear From The Team
Dan Ticktum, Driver, CUPRA KIRO
“The ExCeL is a challenging track and I’m looking forward to racing there this weekend. London is my home race and I love the event – it’s always really nice to chat with home fans in the autograph sessions. We seem to be quite competitive at tight and technical tracks, and after the win in Tokyo, I’m looking to end the season on a high, especially after showing so much potential here last season.”
Pepe Martí, Driver, CUPRA KIRO
“It’s quite hard to believe that my first season in Formula E is almost over, but I’m excited to race in London this weekend. Being an indoor-outdoor track, the ExCeL is completely different to any circuit I’ve ever raced at so I’m looking to build up a good understanding in FP1 so we can execute across the weekend. We’ve had some very strong results this season, and the team’s win in Tokyo shows that we’re still making progress. I want to end the season a high with some good points, and potentially something more if it’s on the table.”
Russell O’Hagan, Team Principal, CUPRA KIRO
“It’s difficult to believe that we’re already at the final race weekend of the season, but following the victory in Tokyo, we’re arriving in London with confidence. Like Tokyo, London was a circuit where we showed strong pace last year and now, 12 months on, we know we’re coming back in an even stronger position as a team. With the podiums in Monaco and Sanya, alongside the win in Tokyo, we’ve built some good momentum over the second half of the season and now, our focus is on finishing the year as strongly as possible. With two races to go, there’s still a great deal to fight for. We’re within striking distance of seventh in the Teams’ Championship, and there’s still every opportunity to make that final step if we execute well. I’m incredibly proud of what everyone has achieved this season, both trackside, back at the factory, and across the entire company. The progress we’ve made collectively has been significant and this weekend is an opportunity to reward that hard work. History has shown that anything can, and normally does, happen at the final event, so we will be focused on avoiding the melee and targeting to end the season on a high.”
Tune In
Action for the 2026 London E-Prix will take place on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 August.
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