The Belgian can feasibly win the Formula E title with a race to spare if he retains a 30-point cushion over the rest of the field at the Seoul E-Prix double-header, which will give Mercedes its second consecutive drivers' title before it departs from the championship at the end of the year.
This was helped by Evans' electronic issue in the Sunday race in London's ExCeL, where the Kiwi retired from fourth place - turning what would have been a 22-point gap ahead of the final round into a 36-point margin.
