LONDON, Aug. 14 -- As the Formula E paddock descends upon the ExCeL Circuit for the double-header season finale this weekend, Mahindra Racing - the only Indian team on the grid - finds itself in a vastly different position than it did in the past five years. With two hard-fought victories this season and a package that has consistently challenged the frontrunners since the Monaco E-Prix, former world champion Nyck de Vries is eager to close out a redemptive campaign on a high note. The journey back to the top was far from straightforward. Early season snags, including grid penalties, software glitches, and broken hardware, wiped out crucial races and threatened to derail Mahindra's campaign. "We've had a good package from midway through last season," de Vries told HT on Thursday. "We probably needed a little bit of time to learn how to extract the potential. But from Monaco onwards, we've had a pretty good and consistent run." Those two victories - in Monaco and Tokyo - stand as a testament to a revitalised team. "Fred (Mahindra team principal Fred Bertrand) explained his vision and what changes he wanted to implement. It's a people business, and he convinced me with his plan and the people he was bringing on board," said the Dutchman....