“It’s hard to put my feelings into words to be honest! I can’t believe this has happened – it’s as special as it gets. Formula E has been an interesting journey for me, so to win is unbelievably special. We had to make it happen today and we did. I get the pleasure of driving the car and I’m thankful to the whole team; there’s not a group of guys and girls that doesn’t stay longer and wake up earlier than them so I’m thrilled for the whole team. This result comes off the back of yesterday’s Pole and podium, which already felt really good!”

“It’s been a really disappointing weekend. During both races we had sensible starts but got tapped from behind by Mitch in the first race, who I understand got hit from behind himself, and as a result broke something in the drivetrain. In the second race I picked up a puncture on the first lap and was forced to pit for a new tyre which pushed me to the back of the pack. It was a real shame as everyone in the team puts so much effort into these things. Huge congratulations for Alex on his win and third place – it’s a team effort and I’m pleased for him to do well.”

“That is our fifth victory in Formula E and it is sweet! Ever since we unloaded the car, Alex has been fast and on it and he has been spectacular all weekend. A win and a podium, as well as a Pole Position and fastest in group qualifying has shown the strength of the package here in London. To hear the Indian national anthem on the podium for the first time since Marrakesh in Season 5 was an unbelievably special moment. We are going to enjoy this result and look forward to ending the season on a high in Berlin – we’re right back in the hunt now.”