TO DEAL WITH THE SAME TEAM FOR SO LONG IS PRETTY WILD BUT WE'VE ACHIEVED SOME AMAZING RESULTS TOGETHER

Formula E and Jaguar TCS Racing driver Mitch Evans is one of the fittest guys on the track. He talks results, fitness and making waves in a fast-growing sport

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Mitch Evans has been with Jaguar TCS Racing since their debut season. The lightning-fast New Zealander has come close to championship glory in the past four years. He started his motorsport career in karts at the age of six and won the NZ Grand Prix at the age of 16.

Mentored by seasoned racer Mark Webber, the young Evans went on to win the 2012 GP3 title. Moving to GP2 in 2013 and at aged just 18, while still a rookie, he became the youngest driver in GP2 history to stand on the podium after finishing third in Sepang, Malaysia. He began his all-electric racing career in 2016 ahead of Panasonic Jaguar Racing's debut season, with the New Zealand driver's first season marked by a fine fourth-place finish in Mexico.

Men's Fitness caught up with him before the final race of the season to talk results, Formula E and fitness.

Men’s Fitness: How has this season gone for you?

Mitch Evans: I started the season well in Sao Paulo back in December, winning that race. But then a hit a seven-month period where I’ve not scored a single point, which is very unusual. So, it’s been a really painful season for me. Hopefully Berlin is a turning point, to get some points on the board for the team was huge. But personally to get a win - my second of the year - was great. Conditions were really tough but we executed the race strategy really well. Hopefully we can continue this momentum and build a really strong foundation for the 2026 season.

Men’s Fitness: How will you and the team reflect and build for 2026?