Pascal Wehrlein (Image credit: Instagram)The 2025-26 Formula E season is set for an exciting finish. With just four races left in the championship, the season is going to end with a thrilling finish. Thirteen of the scheduled 17 races have been completed, but the fight for the drivers' title is still far from over. So, wait! it's not over yet. Porsche Formula E Team driver Pascal Wehrlein currently leads the standings with 141 points, but several rivals remain within striking distance. With two races in Tokyo and two in London still to come, the championship is expected to go down to the final weekend.Formula E standings 2025-26: Who are the drivers still in the title race?The next two races will be held at the Tokyo E-Prix on July 25 and July 26 (Rounds 14 and 15). The season will then conclude with the London E-Prix on August 15 and 16 (Rounds 16 and 17).Pascal Wehrlein Wehrlein strengthened his title bid by winning Round 13 and now sits at the top of the standings with 141 points. However, he does not have a comfortable lead.Jaguar TCS Racing's Mitch Evans is second with 132 points, just nine points behind the German. Evans has been one of the most consistent performers this season and remains firmly in the championship hunt.Nissan Formula E Team driver Oliver Rowland occupies third place with 114 points. He trails Wehrlein by 27 points.The battle for the championship is not limited to the top three. The top six drivers are still in realistic contention and can make a late charge with strong performances over the remaining rounds.Current standingsPascal Wehrlein (Porsche Formula E Team) – 141 pointsMitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) – 132 pointsOliver Rowland (Nissan Formula E Team) – 114 pointsAntónio Félix da Costa (Jaguar TCS Racing) – 111 pointsJake Dennis (Andretti Formula E) – 109 pointsEdoardo Mortara (Mahindra Racing) – 103 pointsSixth-placed Edoardo Mortara of Mahindra Formula E Team has 103 points. Nico Muller is seventh with 96 points, followed by Sébastien Buemi (75), Nick Cassidy (71), Nyck de Vries (69), Felipe Drugovich (65) and Josep Maria Martí (58). Remaining race scheduleRound 14: Tokyo E-Prix – July 25Round 15: Tokyo E-Prix – July 26Round 16: London E-Prix – August 15Round 17: London E-Prix – August 16With four races and plenty of points still up for grabs, Formula E fans can expect an intense finish to the season. Wehrlein enters the final stretch as the championship leader, but Evans, Rowland, da Costa, Dennis and Mortara all remain firmly in the hunt.Also read: What's next in Formula E? Tokyo and London to decide 2025-26 champion