Invicta Racing's Joshua Dürksen and Hitech's Ritomo Miyata have received penalties for their infringements during F2's qualifying session in Barcelona on Friday. The Paraguayan driver was picked up after speeding under yellow flags, a result of Miyata's incident at the final corner only moments earlier. The Hitech man endured a torrid spin as he entered the corner, veering into the gravel and bringing the session to a halt.

Formula E will return to a much-loved venue in order to kick off its pivotal pre-season testing for the upcoming Season 13, the first season which see the new fourth generation of Formula E cars (Gen4) take to the track. Drivers and teams will undergo a lengthy testing regime in the lead up to the season, in five days of on-track running between 16 and 20 November, 2026, helping them get up to speed with the new generation of Formula E cars.

Formula One’s growing relationship with luxury fashion has reached another major turning point, with Alpine officially confirming Gucci as the team’s new title partner from the 2026 Formula One season. The agreement will bring an end to BWT’s five-year tenure with the Enstone-based squad and marks one of the most commercially significant branding shifts currently seen on the grid.

Nissan's Oliver Rowland took his second victory around the streets of Monaco, and his first of Season 12, as he delivered a knockout blow in his quest to claim a second Formula E title. The Briton, who had started eighth on the road, managed to make up valuable ground using his six-minute attack mode activation late in the race, claiming the race lead from Mahindra's Edoardo Mortara, and remaining untroubled.

Cupra Kiro's Dan Ticktum took his first pole position of Season 12 in yet another enthralling Formula E qualifying session around the streets of Monaco. Despite making contact with the wall multiple times on his duels laps, Ticktum held on from Mahindra's Nyck de Vries, who couldn't convert free practice pace into pole, and netted his second front row start of the season.

Jaguar's Mitch Evans delivered yet another epic comeback drive, his second in three races, but this time it was good enough to take a second race victory of the season. "Patience, man... patience," he would reveal as he crossed the line, executing the perfect mantra to take victory in Berlin.

Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein put himself in the box seat for a strong result on home ground, taking pole position for Round 8 in an epic finale with DS Penske's Taylor Barnard. The gap between the two starring contenders ebbed and flowed as the 57-second lap went on, with the advantage initially swinging towards Barnard, then to the Porsche man, and then back and forth before Wehrlein put himself ahead by 0.038 seconds to take home pole.

Mahindra Racing's Edoardo Mortara became the most successful qualifier around the Berlin Tempelhof venue, taking a record-equalling fourth pole position at the venue, by beating out Pascal Wehrlein in a close final.

After a decade of storied history together, Mitch Evans and Jaguar are set to part ways at the end of Season 12. The New Zealander joined the British outfit in their debut season back in 2016, and grown into a regular championship contender over the years.

A significant development will see Formula 2 race in Miami and Canada in May, supporting Formula 1 at a North American race weekend for the first time since its inception.

German car manufacturer Opel will be entering Formula E in Season 13, finally putting speculations of their next step in motorsport to an end. The Stellantis-owned manufacturer will make up the second Formula E entry by the conglomerate, replacing the outgoing DS Automobiles on the grid.

DS Automobiles will officially depart Formula E at the end of Season 12, parting ways with American motorsport arm Penske after a four-year partnership, and a total of 11 seasons with three different manufacturers in the championship.

Nissan have announced an exciting driver line-up for the upcoming Rookie Test in Madrid, as Alpine endurance racer Victor Martins teams up with Rookie and Simulator Driver Abbi Pulling for the one-day test.

Season 12 debutants Citroën Racing have opted for a dynamic young line-up for the upcoming Madrid Rookie Test, signing Formula 2 race winner Joshua Dürksen alongside Rookie Test driver Théo Pourchaire for the one-day test.

DS Penske have become the latest team to reveal their driver line-up for the upcoming rookie test in Madrid, as they will field Daniil Kvyat and Nikita Bedrin for the one-day test at the Circuito del Jarama.

Jaguar have become the latest team to announce their driver line-up for the upcoming rookie test in Madrid, signing Japanese driver Juju Noda alongside Indy NXT racer Bryce Aron to take to the track in the following Formula E weekend.

DAMS racer Dino Beganovic picked up from where he left off in Formula 2 in 2025, taking the first F2 pole position of the year in Australia, in a session of interruptions with a series of last-gasp surprises, ahead of Rodin Motorsport's duo of Martinius Stenshorne and Alex Dunne.

Albert Park’s Turn 6 becomes the first F1 corner named for women, honouring Laura Mueller and Hannah Schmitz’s impact on the sport.

Andretti's Jake Dennis will extend his contract with the American giant into Season 13 and beyond. The Briton has been a cornerstone of the team's rise in Formula E, winning seven E-Prix across six seasons with the franchise.

A decade after F1’s exit, Karan Adani’s push to revive the Buddh Circuit signals a high-stakes intersection of sport, politics and pride.