A Formula E fan favourite, Dan Ticktum has competed in the all-electric championship since the 2021/22 season, sticking with CUPRA KIRO through their evolution from NIO 333 and ERT Formula E Team into their current identity.
Along the way, Ticktum has gained praise across the paddock for his strong one-lap pace, daring race winning manoeuvres, and honest assessment of his own performances. This evident talent has seen the Brit collect two E-Prix victories to date.
The first of these came at the 2025 Jakarta E-Prix, where a late-race crash between Jake Dennis and Nyck de Vries allowed Ticktum to sneak into the lead and hold firm to the chequered flag. A second victory followed at the 2026 Tokyo E-Prix, thanks to an epic last-lap overtake around Turn 16 on Dennis - who suffered a momentary power cut.
Now, as Formula E prepares to enter the all-new GEN4 era, Ticktum embarks on a new challenge, joining forces with Fortescue Zero Racing for the upcoming 2026/27 season. The Australian squad boasts an all-British line-up, with Ticktum joined by Formula E's most-recent race winner, Taylor Barnard.
With two race winning drivers in the squad, the team will be looking to put together an impressive debut campaign when the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship returns for a record-breaking 21-race calendar.
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