There are four FIA World Endurance Championship clashes on the 2019/20 FIA Formula E calendar which will cause a headache for drivers competing in both series.
Envision Virgin Racing excited for Formula E’s racing return to Switzerland
Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler excited about Swiss advanteure ahead of debut Bern ePrix
The London ePrix will return to the Formula E calendar next season at the end of July 2020
Porsche remain positive ahead of their 2019/2020 ABB FIA Formula E world championship debut after recently marking over 1,000km of testing in Spain.
BMW I-Andretti Motorsport had a good showing at their home ePrix with points for both Antonio Felix Da Costa and Alexander Sims
Sam Bird says that if it were not for the full course yellow he could have finished higher at the Berlin ePrix
Caca Bueno secures a lights to flag victory on the streets of Berlin
Jean-Eric Vergne said he enjoyed his drive to finish on the podium in Berlin
Caca Bueno holds off Sergio Jimenez for second successive Jaguar Brazil Racing 1-2 around Berlin Templehof Airport Circuit
Panasonic Jaguar Racing say they are don’t know the cause of the issue that led to Alex Lynn’s retirement in Berlin
Sebastien Buemi says it was rewarding to get his first podium of the season in Berlin
Lucas di Grassi gets his second win of the year with a dominant performance in Berlin
Sebastien Buemi beats Stoffel Vandoorne by almost four tenths of a second to take pole position in Berlin
Caca Bueno secures pole position for Berlin Jaguar I-Pace eTrophy race
Bryan Sellers and Sergio Jimenez seperated by a point ahead of Berlin Jaguar I-Pace eTrophy round
3 Mins read
Sellers and Jimenez head to Berlin separated by a point in race to be Jaguar I-Pace eTrophy champion
Panasonic Jaguar Racing hopeful of a return to the podium on the streets of Berlin
