Formula E has been an invigorating race series with a truly unpredictable nature, keeping everyone guessing as to what will happen next. So far, every track (bar Monaco) has given a winner that didn’t start from pole position…
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Thirty five years on, the Brazilian national anthem was played again at Long Beach to celebrate a Piquet victory. On Saturday, 4th April, Nelson Piquet Jr. took his first Formula E win at the same location where his father scored his maiden Formula 1 victory. Also confirming that sometimes history likes to repeat itself, another
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A twofold quantity of hybrid energy, fundamentally revised aerodynamics, the next step in lightweight design and a lot of detailed work characterise the fifth generation of the Audi R18. Jörg Zander, Audi Sport’s new Head of Engineering said, “The possibilities of the revolutionary regulations that have been in effect for LMP sports cars since 2014
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Mid 2014 saw Formula E move into its new headquarters at Donington Park and with that the delivery of the first ten cars. Soon after, pre-season testing commenced and as everything was new it was an interesting time for the drivers, pit crews, management, teams and pretty much every other aspect you could think of.
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The Federation Internationale de l’Automobile has today revealed the eight manufacturers who will enter the all-electric FIA Formula E Championship in season two – further increasing the series’ credentials as a test bed for the development of electric vehicle technology. For the inaugural 2014/2015 season, the 10 Formula E teams all compete using identical single-seaters
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After many months of planning and following lengthy consultations with all parties, the world’s first fully-electric racing series will host its final two rounds on a specially created 15-turn, 2.92km circuit – designed by FE’s London Event Team together with British architect Simon Gibbons. Alejandro Agag, CEO of Formula E, said: “Discussions for our London
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GP3 race winner Jann Mardenborough (GB) was revealed as one of the drivers of Nissan’s innovative LM P1 racing car at the Chicago Auto Show today. At the same time in Yokohama, Japan, it was announced that fellow GT Academy winner Lucas Ordóñez (ESP) had also been selected to race the Nissan GT-R LM NISMO
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Toyota Racing have confirmed their driver line-up for the 2015 FIA World Endurance Championship. The team will again be entering two TS040 Hybrid cars with the aim of retaining their drivers’ and manufacturers’ world champion titles. As the 2014 champions, Toyota Racing will take the No1 and No2 plates for its cars To mount the
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Sebastien Buemi clinched e.dams-Renault’s first win of the season in the 2014 Formula E Julius Baer Punta del Este ePrix with Nelson Piquet Jr. and championship leader Lucas di Grassi completing the podium places. The Swiss driver fended off Jean-Eric Vergne in the final stages of the race as the Andretti driver pulled over to
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Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag has answered a Q&A with fans and detailed what to expect from season two of Formula E. Formula E requires at least four vehicle manufacturers as otherwise ‘World Championship’ status is not official. Having a single manufacturer does not accredit the formula with the rights to call itself that but
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