
When a team principal openly says the venue was picked to manufacture uncertainty, it tells you something about how Formula E thinks about its own product — spectacle is part of the brief, not a byproduct. The Porsche-Jaguar title fight playing out on a circuit that punishes precision over pace means the championship outcome was always going to hinge on incidents as much as performance. That's a deliberate editorial choice by the series, and Modlinger naming it plainly is either candid frustration or a backhanded compliment, depending on how Porsche's weekend ended. Either way, it confirms that Formula E's calendar decisions carry competitive weight that teams factor into their title calculations.
Porsche team principal Florian Modlinger believes the tight and twisty London E-Prix circuit was deliberately chosen to host the Formula E season finale in order to “create chaos” in the championship