Endurance racing legend, Sebastien Buemi, will miss the coming round of the WEC (World Endurance Championship) to race in Formula E instead.

Formula E’s return to Jakarta after a one-year hiatus was marred by a dusty street circuit that punished drivers veering off the racing line. With racing difficult, and drivers chancing their arm at making overtakes, it set the tone for an exciting race weekend. DIVEBOMB brings you the winners and losers from the Indonesian capital.

Crossing the finish line in second place, Edoardo Mortara delivered an electrifying performance at the Jakarta E-Prix. After a late full-course yellow, Mortara relentlessly chased down Dan Ticktum, showcasing a powerful blend of skill and tenacity. It was a result that not only underlined his racing craft but also reflected the growing competitiveness of Mahindra Racing, now emerging as a renovated force in the Championship.

After 60 races and four years of struggle towards the rear of the Formula E field, Dan Ticktum can finally call himself a Formula E race winner. The Briton, known largely for his animated character in the series, put in a calm and collected drive to win the Jakarta E-Prix, sparking celebrations within the Kiro garage.

Dan Ticktum put his name onto the victory board for the first time, taking his and Cupra Kiro's maiden Formula E victory after a thrilling 38 laps of racing in Jakarta. Mahindra's Edoardo Mortara and Andretti's Nico Müller rounded out the top three in the Indonesian capital.

Formula E returns for its final single-header of the season at Jakarta. With championship battles hotting up as the championship heads into its final three weekends, it’s all to play for, and a weekend you absolutely shouldn’t miss!

DIVEBOMB takes you through the tales of the eight full-time Formula E drivers at Le Mans, delving into how their stints and overall races panned out. 

A roundup of the Rookie Test news

Formula E’s tryst with Le Mans is all too poetic. While both races may fall at the extremes of the motor racing spectrum, several drivers have raced in the all-electric world championship as well as endurance racing’s grand old race. 

McLaren are gearing up to field reserve driver Ella Lloyd in the upcoming Formula E rookie test in Berlin, which takes place on the same weekend as the Berlin E-Prix double header.

From backmarkers to podium finishers - how Dan Ticktum and Kiro Racing rose together through grit, growth and raw determination.

Written by Vyas Ponnuri and Elodie O’Callaghan It was a mixed bag for several drivers last time out in Shanghai, with newer faces rising...

Mitch Evans has somewhat of a bridesmaid’s reputation in Formula E until it all came crashing down this year, but what happened?

Nick Cassidy put in an assured drive from pole position, taking victory in a wet Shanghai E-Prix on Sunday. The New Zealander put it on pole after a shortened qualifying, with a delayed start and seven laps under the safety car before racing action got underway in Shanghai

Racing action for Formula E's round 11 has been brought forward by two hours, following risk of inclement weather in the Jiangding region on Sunday.

Maximilian Günther leads home Jean-Eric Vergne in DS Penske 1-2 finish at Shanghai.

Formula E heads to shiny Shanghai for its latest double header, the third in a sequence of the championship’s very own ‘triple header’ weekends. Although the spotlight will be on the Shanghai International Circuit, an eyebrow might be raised towards Formula E’s infamous silly season gathering momentum by the week. 

It was a weekend of contrasting fortunes down at several Formula E teams in an exciting Tokyo E-Prix double header, the first for the all-electric series in the Japanese capital. But whose stock rose during the Tokyo weekend? And who had a weekend to forget? Vyas and Jake bring all you need to know from the Tokyo E-Prix.

Taylor Barnard may have started only a few Formula E races, but is he already championship material?

Rowland takes yet another win in season 11 while Ticktum scores a podium for the first time.