Felix da Costa has suggested that Jaguar's Formula E teams' championship victory in London was a case of "what goes around comes around," according to a report from autosport.pt. The Portuguese driver made the comment after helping his squad secure the world teams' title at the season finale.
The race weekend in London saw Jaguar clinch the teams' crown, with da Costa playing a key role in the result. Autosport.pt reports that da Costa framed the achievement as a form of payback, though the specific events or incidents he was referring to are not detailed in the available reporting.
The London round brought the Formula E season to a close with multiple storylines converging. According to a separate report from Terra, Jake Dennis was sharply critical of Pascal Wehrlein, calling what he witnessed "embarrassing." That comment appears to reference an on-track incident during the weekend, but the specifics of the clash are not spelled out in the source material.
The title fight heading into the final round was wide open. Jornal do Sudoeste noted that four drivers were still in contention for the championship going into the London races. Wehrlein ultimately emerged as the drivers' champion, with grandepremio.com reporting that his second title with Porsche cemented his place among Formula E's greats.
For Jaguar, the teams' title adds to a strong season, and da Costa's post-race remarks suggest the victory carried extra weight given the circumstances. The RTP report confirms da Costa's contribution to the Jaguar teams' championship win.
With the season now complete, attention turns to the off-season and what changes teams will make ahead of the next campaign. The final standings leave Jaguar and Porsche as the clear benchmarks, and the rivalry between the two squads is likely to carry into the new season.
