With a lights to flag victory in Race 2, Nick Cassidy becomes the first #FormulaE driver to have led over 100 laps in London.

In Season 11 Pascal Wehrlein was the best qualifier with an average qualifying position of 5.3 (the same as his average in Season 10).

On his way to pole position in London, Mitch Evans became the first driver to have won 40 Duels in #FormulaE.

There were 89 official lead changes across Season 11 (an average of 5.6 per race). This is the lowest season total across the three Gen-3 seasons.

In Season 11 British drivers claimed 14 front row starts, which was double any other nation.

After winning the two races in London, Jaguar TCS Racing have now won seven races in July (no other team has more than fives wins in a calendar month).

Taylor Barnard had the highest Duel win percentage in Season 11, of 73% (11 out of 15 Duels won).

With his finish in the season finale race in London, Lucas Di Grassi became the first driver to have finish ninth place nine times in #FormulaE.

Season 11 was the first #FormulaE season in which every team scored over 30 points.

Across Season 11 the Mahindra Racing teammates were the closest in the standings, being separated by just four points.

The average winning margin in Season 11 was 3.7 seconds, which is the highest average since Season 4.

After his wins in London, Nick Cassidy is the fourth #FormulaE driver to have claimed four wins from pole position.

Champion Oliver Rowland was the only driver to lead over 100 laps in Season 11 (119 laps in total).

16 different drivers managed topped their qualifying group at least once in Season 11, which is the largest number of drivers since the two group format was introduced in Season 8.

Even though he is a former champion and multiple race winner, Nyck de Vries’ second place on the grid in the first race in London was only his fourth front row start in #FormulaE.

Across Season 11 both Pascal Wehrlein and Oliver Rowland had the most Duel appearances (9) and the most Duel wins (14).

Season 11 was the first #FormulaE season in which Asia held the most races (seven races in four cities).

Season 11 was the first #FormulaE season in which Swiss drivers scored over 200 points.

There were eight pole sitters in Season 11 (however this is the equal lowest total for the last five #FormulaE seasons).

Season 11 was the first #FormulaE season in which Jaguar TCS Racing won five races (having won four races in each of the last three seasons).