Buemi's retirement from Formula E marks the end of an era for the sport. With 14 wins, 36 podiums, and 17 poles, Buemi is undoubtedly one of the most successful drivers in Formula E history. But his legacy goes beyond statistics. Buemi's decision to join Formula E in its infancy was a bold move, and his commitment to the sport has been unwavering. He has raced in all but two of the 161 E-Prix held since 2014, showcasing his dedication and passion for the sport. As a driver, Buemi is fierce and competitive, and his staying power in his 30s is a testament to his skill and determination. His success with the Envision team, including a win at the 2025 Monaco E-Prix, further cements his legacy. However, Buemi's impact on Formula E goes beyond his racing achievements. His collaboration with Jean-Paul Driot, the boss of the DAMS empire, led to early Formula E history, including multiple victories and the 2015-16 title. Buemi's decision to focus on his endurance career with Toyota Racing is a strategic move, as he has already achieved great success in that field. His retirement from Formula E is a bittersweet moment, as he will be leaving a sport he helped build and shape. Buemi's legacy will be remembered as that of a true professional, a dedicated competitor, and a pioneer of Formula E.
