Maximilian Gunther has announced that he’ll be leaving DS Penske following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.
After initially serving as a Reserve Driver, Gunther made his full time Formula E debut with Dragon in Season 5.
Moving to BMW i Andretti Motorsport for Season 6, he became Formula E youngest’s race winner with victories in Santiago and Berlin.
Following a brief stint with Nissan e.dams, he joined Maserati MSG Racing for Seasons 9 and 10, claiming multiple podiums and wins in Jakarta and Tokyo.
The German moved to DS Penske for Gen3 Evo and made history by taking the first-ever PIT BOOST victory and leading home a team 1-2 finish in Shanghai after teammate Jean-Eric Vergne’s last lap heroics.
DS Automobiles is one of the most decorated manufacturers in Formula E history, famously becoming the first brand to secure back-to-back double titles.
Joining the series in Season 2, the marque secured four titles, 19 victories and 55 podiums across 151 races.
Taylor Barnard ensured the team signed off in style with a finale victory in London.
The Brit became the youngest ever race winner in Formula E history at 22 years and 76 days with his penultimate lap move on Nyck de Vries for the win in Round 17.
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