Sam Bird believes “what goes around comes around” after supporting McLaren team-mate Taylor Barnard’s quest for a maiden Formula E podium in Sao Paulo. McLaren left the Brazil season-opener earlier this month with a double points finish as Barnard became the youngest podium finisher in the all-electric championship’s history in third, one spot above Bird.
“I saw him for about two corners and then I was trying to spot him but then I was like, ‘S***, he’s in the lead. This thing is powerful.’” Mitch Evans’s victory from last on the grid in the Formula E Sao Paulo E-Prix season-opener last weekend was certainly a surprise to the Kiwi, his
Oliver Rowland believes “more than one f**k up” cost the Nissan Formula E driver a shot at victory in the Sao Paulo E-Prix, having failed to score any points despite leading the most laps. The Briton started second for the first race of the 2024-25 season, losing out to polesitter and reigning champion Pascal Wehrlein
For DS Automobiles, the 2024-2025 season is a milestone as its motorsport division, DS Performance, begins its 10th campaign in Formula E. It’s also the third season with their American partner, Penske Autosport, with whom the French manufacturer has just launched the Gen 3 EVO electric car, the most powerful and fastest in the history
Mitch Evans has revealed he was “just hoping to see the chequered flag” having taken a shock victory in the Formula E Sao Paulo season-opener from last on the grid. The Jaguar driver was plagued by a powertrain issue over the weekend that brought him to a halt in the opening practice session and prevented
Nick Cassidy has described his Sao Paulo E-Prix accident with Pascal Wehrlein, which sent the reigning Formula E champion airborne and upside down into the barrier, as “a sickening feeling”. The Jaguar driver had been towards the front of a dramatic season-opener in Brazil that featured two red flags and was eventually won by team-mate
Mitch Evans stormed from last to first to claim victory in the Sao Paulo E-Prix which featured two red flags, one caused by a frightening airborne crash for reigning Formula E champion Pascal Wehrlein. The Jaguar driver suffered a powertrain issue that prevented him from setting a lap in qualifying, but the increased performance of
Reigning Formula E champion Pascal Wehrlein began his title defence in perfect fashion with pole for the Sao Paulo E-Prix season-opener, besting Oliver Rowland by just one-tenth. The Porsche driver was nearly two tenths behind Rowland after the opening sector around the Brazilian street circuit, but gradually pulled that deficit back over the remainder of
Jake Dennis finished fastest in the second practice session ahead of Formula E’s season-opener in Sao Paulo this weekend. The Briton posted a 1m09.617s in the final moments around the 1.82-mile street circuit aboard the new Gen3 Evo car which left him 0.038s clear of Antonio Felix da Costa. Maximilian Guenther became the first driver
Formula E drivers have warned that this weekend’s season-opening Sao Paulo E-Prix could be a ‘temperature limited’ race, with car batteries set to be put under extreme heat conditions. Temperatures for the first race of the campaign are expected to be well over 30C and similar to last season’s event, which was held on 16
Sergio Sette Camara has said the reasons for him losing his Formula E seat are “not so transparent” and branded the way the situation was handled by his former team as “unprofessional”. The Brazilian spent four full-time seasons in the all-electric championship, the last two with the NIO 333 and ERT outfit, which rebranded to
When Pascal Wehrlein prevailed in a three-way, winner-takes-all title fight at the final round of season 10 just five months ago, his superb drive and championship win showcased his abilities to their very best and proved why the German was once on the books of Mercedes. Wehrlein’s journey to the Formula E crown had been
