The first testing session of the 2024-2025 Formula E Season took place in Jarama on the afternoon of the 5th of November. Not all teams took part in it, however, with Nissan and Jaguar having to sit out on this day due to the fact that they were both found to be in procedural and…
The grid for the first ever Women’s Testing day organized in Valencia by Formula E is starting to fill up as more and more teams reveal their driver lineups for the day. The latest driver announcement ties Toyota talent Miki Koyama to recently rebranded Lola Cars team. The Japanese driver has played a significant role…
The American Formula E team has finally announced their complete driver lineup for the upcoming 2024-2025 season, following Stoffel Vandoorne’s move to Maserati after two seasons. Two times champion Jean-Eric Vergne will team up with Maximilian Günther, formerly at the Italian outlet. The German driver has five career race wins in the championship, with the…
Jean-Éric Vergne is not happy with the way the FIA has been policing the Formula E drivers. The Frenchman admits that there’s currently too much happening on track, which makes it impossible for the stewards to keep an eye on everything. If you’re looking for one single word to describe the 2023/2024 Formula E season,…
Jean-Éric Vergne wishes that his fellow drivers would think a little longer before making certain moves on track. The Frenchman had a difficult Saturday in London, finishing P17 after being involved in incidents with Jake Dennis and Jehan Daruvula. Vergne started the race from P5, hoping to make it to the podium for the fourth…
Maserati MSG Racing has announced a new driver line-up for the 2024/25 FIA Formula E World Championship, featuring Stoffel Vandoorne and Jake Hughes. This exciting addition marks the beginning of a significant chapter for the team as they prepare for Season 11, which will debut the next generation of electric racing cars, the Gen3 Evo….
Group A saw out on track the Nissan, Envision, McLaren drivers as well as Dennis, Ticktum, Wehrlein, Cassidy and Daruvala. Three drivers are still in contention for the title, with two of them in this first group. Cassidy, who appears to have recovered from his earlier issues, sets the early benchmark in 1:11.04s, but Wehrlein…
Jake Dennis played a huge part in the first race in London, but not quite in the way he had hoped beforehand. The Andretti driver was involved in multiple incidents, received three penalties, and was even shown a black-and-white flag. After a somewhat disappointing qualifying session, Dennis kicked off the race from P10. The Brit…
The second qualifying session started with Mitch Evans as the driver to beat, after a strong Free Practice 3. Evans was also yesterday’s pole-sitter and winner, but was served a five-second penalty for a collision with Hughes. Nick Cassidy also looked to make a comeback after a hiccup yesterday, causing him to miss out on…
Group A sees out on track the Nissan, Envision and Maserati drivers, as well as Cassidy, Dennis, Vandoorne, Ticktum and De Vries. After the first set of attempts the ERT driver is leading the way with a 1:15-013s, followed by Rowland, Frijns and Fenestraz. With seven minutes to go both Maserati drivers get into the…
