Formula E

Lola Yamaha ABT have announced that Australian-Japanese talent Hugh Barter will be joining them for the upcoming FP0 at the Miami E-Prix. This session will be Barter's third outing in Formula E machinery, with him having tested at the Berlin Rookie Test in 2023 and 2025.

Andretti have named Dennis Hauger for the Miami E-Prix Rookie Free Practice, giving the Norwegian his second outing in Formula E machinery.

Cupra Kiro Formula E have announced that their rookie driver, Pepe Martí, will be partaking in the Miami FP0 session. This choice will allow for the young Spaniard to gain invaluable experience following missed practice sessions in São Paulo and Mexico City.

Written by Teagan Crump Mahindra Racing have announced that American racer Chloe Chambers will be joining them for the Miami E-Prix Rookie Free Practice. Meanwhile, Théo Pourchaire will be joining Citroën, expanding on his prior Formula E experience. Chambers and Pourchaire | Image credit: Formula E During the 2025 all-woman test in Valencia, Chloe Chambers topped the times of both sessions, with an impressive lap time of 1:22.767. Previously, Chambers has also tested for And

DS Penske development driver Nikita Bedrin will be returning to his role with DS Penske for the Formula E’s customary Rookie Free Practice session, during the Miami E-Prix weekend.

The Mexico City E-Prix witnessed several stellar comeback drives, while some found it to be a bittersweet pill to swallow. With a familiar face back at the top in Formula E’s milestone race, here are the winners and losers from the second Formula E weekend of the year,

Formula E’s Mexico City E-Prix will have left several drivers experiencing different emotions. Some drivers were elated, while others shared their annoyance and frustration, even on social media. Nick Cassidy’s win showed that, despite being the new team on the grid, Citroën could pull off some strong performances to match their established contenders. 

Written by Teagan Crump, Edited by Vyas Ponnuri Porsche Formula E team have announced that they will reunite with Turkish driver Ayhancan Güven for the Formula E Rookie Free Practice session at the Miami E-Prix. The 28-year-old will be driving the Porsche 99X Electric during the session on Friday, January 30, ahead of the race weekend. Credit: Porsche AG The rookie practice is a mandatory 40-minute session for all ten teams in the all-electric racing series. Drivers involved

Last weekend’s Mexico City E-Prix showed that several new storylines are developing in Season 12 of Formula E. Up and down the grid, Mexico City proved to be a challenge and provided some surprising results. Here are five vital storylines following on from the E-Prix.

Nick Cassidy took his first victory of Season 12, and put Citroën Racing's name up on the winners board for the first time. The New Zealander pulled off a stellar defence late in the race at Mexico, fending off a charging Edoardo Mortara and Oliver Rowland until the flag.

After an exciting and attritious season opener in São Paulo that threw up more surprises than you’d have expected, the mantle now shifts upwards in the Americas. Mexico City becomes the next venue to be in the spotlight, with a new layout, a landmark for the series and a highly competitive Formula E grid expected to put on a show!

Formula E returns to the vibrant streets of Mexico, with this weekend’s outing at the iconic Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez for the 2026 Hankook Mexico City E-Prix. As the teams and drivers prepare themselves to traverse Mexico and the ever-vibrant Foro Sol stadium in the second race weekend of the year, there’s plenty on the line.

Former McLaren and Maserati Formula E driver Jake Hughes has been announced as Mahindra Racing’s Reserve and Simulator driver for Season 12, alongside Formula 2 racer Kush Maini. 

Formula E’s season opener in São Paulo brought it all — drama, excitement, ecstasy, relief and more in perfect measure. It marked the perfect way to kickstart Formula E Season 12. A race victory for Jake Dennis kicked off his Season 12 campaign.

Season 12 kicks off in São Paulo, with Pascal Wehrlein getting pole position for the first race of the season. Win went to Andretti driver Jake Dennis , followed by Oliver Rowland and Wehrlein itself.

Four months of silence, break and lull have finally broken to give way to Formula E's Season 12, with the São Paulo E-Prix kicking off the run to the flag for Formula E's Gen3 era. 20 drivers and 10 teams will embark on a nine-month journey across 17 races, in a bid to crown a champion.

In the lead-up to Formula E's Season 12, DIVEBOMB's writers preview the season ahead for each of the 10 teams taking part in the all-electric racing series. The next part of this preview series looks at the defending champions, Porsche, who have thrown their hat deeper into the Formula E ring recently….

In the lead-up to Formula E’s Season 12, DIVEBOMB’s writers preview the season ahead for each of the 10 teams taking part in the all-electric racing series. The next part of this series looks at a team whose drivers are itching to go for glory in 2026. 

In the lead-up to Formula E's Season 12, DIVEBOMB's writers preview the season ahead for each of the 10 teams taking part in the all-electric racing series. The next part of this series looks at a team that has been there all the way through, one that is looking for the next step up in their Formula E journey.

With Season 12 of Formula E getting underway this weekend in São Paulo, there are many storylines developing and shaping the season. DIVEBOMB takes a look into the biggest stories ahead of the first race weekend......