Formula E set for title showdown in New York

The French reigning champion, driving for the Techeetah team, heads into the last race 22 points clear of Audi's Brazilian Lucas Di Grassi and 25 ahead of Jaguar's New Zealander Mitch Evans.

Sebastien Buemi, winner of Saturday's eventful race from pole position for Nissan to take his first victory in more than two years, is 26 points behind Vergne and the fourth driver still in mathematical contention.

Vergne, still favourite to become the series' first multiple champion, collided with Brazilian Felipe Massa on the last lap of the Brooklyn street circuit on Saturday.

He had earlier being hit from behind by German team mate Andre Lotterer, causing a puncture.

"I got involved in a lot of crashes that were not really my fault, but that’s part of motorsport, you have good days and bad days," Vergne said on Saturday.

"Today was clearly a bad one but I still have a good lead into tomorrow’s final. Everything has to be done tomorrow."