Lucas Di Grassi visits solar power plant on route to Marrakesh ePrix
Formula E
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Both Mercedes drivers say they are looking to make up for their disappointing show in Mexico two weeks ago
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Mitch Evans says that despite his success in Formula E he will always regret not getting to Formula 1
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James Calado Blog: ¡Viva México!
by James Caladoby James CaladoNo time for rest as Panasonic Jaguar Racing driver James Calado gives his thoughts on the 2020 Mexico City e-Prix before heading off to Marrakesh this weekend for the next round.
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Formula E
Preining and Makowiecki get Porsche Formula E test call up
by Vince Pettitby Vince PettitThe Formula E rookie test awaits GT aces Frédéric Makowiecki and Thomas Preining as they get their hands on the Porsche 99X.
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Sebastien Buemi says he was relieved to finally have a good race after finishing on the podium in Mexico
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BMW Team Principal Roger Griffiths hails Alexander Sims after he secured a top five finish from the back of the grid
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Mitch Evans strolls to victory in the Mexico City ePrix
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Formula E
Lotterer beats Evans to Mexico City pole after nailbiting finish
by Nathan Hineby Nathan HineAndre Lotterer has been able to deliver the goods to take Porsche Racing’s first Formula E pole position
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Audi boss Allan McNish said that his team have failed to realise their potential so far this season
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Jaguar determined to capitalize on early-season momentum
Formula E
‘It is in one of the top three for braking effort along with New York and Sanya’
by Nathan Hine
by Nathan Hine
Brembo has continued to pioneer braking performance ahead of crucial Marrakesh round
Sam Bird says he is distraught after crashing out of the top three in the closing laps in Mexico
Nyck de Vries says a technical issue meant he was unable to stop his car as he crashed out of the Mexico City ePrix
Formula E
Mercedes prepare for the challenges ahead at energy-intensive Mexico City circuit
by Nathan Hine
by Nathan Hine
Mercedes hopeful to triumph in Mexico City
Robin Frijns says that the new layout of the Mexico City ePrix will see cars pushed to the limit