Formula E

Fresh off back-to-back victories in Portland, TAG Heuer Porsche’s Antonio Felix da Costa has catapulted himself back into contention for a second championship title. Despite his recent successes, the seasoned driver remains grounded. “In my 20-plus years of racing, I’ve had moments where it seemed like I could do no wrong,” da Costa shared during […]

Socrce – Autosports In a thrilling display of skill and determination, António Félix da Costa secured his third victory of the season at the Portland E-Prix, driving for Hankook Tire Motorsports. The win solidifies his position as a formidable contender in this year’s championship. From the moment the lights went out, Félix da Costa showcased

In a surprising turn of events, Oliver Rowland, the talented driver from Nissan e.dams, will miss the upcoming double-header at the Portland International Raceway due to illness. This setback has prompted Nissan to call upon reserve and simulator driver Caio Collet to fill in for Rowland, pending administrative checks. Rowland, known for his speed and

In a landmark decision that underscores the growing prestige and competitive allure of electric racing, the FIA World Motor Sport Council has unanimously approved the creation of an ABB FIA Formula E World Championship title specifically for Manufacturers. This addition complements the existing titles for Drivers and Teams, marking a significant evolution in the sport’s

Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds has suggested that the series has been in discussions with Ferrari about the iconic Italian brand potentially participating in the all-electric championship in the future.

Antonio Felix da Costa of TAG Heuer Porsche added another triumphant chapter to his Season 10 campaign by securing a thrilling win at the Shanghai E-Prix Round 12. Leading the pack, he crossed the finish line ahead of NEOM McLaren’s Jake Hughes, who celebrated a podium debut, with Andretti’s Norman Nato securing third place. Da

Mitch Evans won Saturday’s Formula E race in Shanghai for Jaguar, beating Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein in an exciting final phase. Nick Cassidy, also in a Jaguar, finished third. Jean-Eric Vergne initially led from pole, but Wehrlein moved up to second and then took the lead on lap 2. Robin Frijns briefly led on lap 3

Formula E’s Shanghai debut hit a peculiar snag as five cars halted early in practice one due to a suspected spec RESS battery software update issue. Drivers including Dan Ticktum, Pascal Wehrlein, Nyck de Vries, Antonio Felix da Costa, and Sergio Sette Camara found themselves powerless just minutes into the session on a modified Formula