Formula E

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.

Written by Elodie O’Callaghan Sette Câmara will replace Nato for Berlin | Carl Bingham Sérgio Sette Câmara will step in with the Nissan...

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.

Vandoorne returns to the top step of the podium after an exciting Tokyo E-Prix.

The 2024-25 Formula E season hits the halfway mark as it heads to the eastern hemisphere for its latest outing in Tokyo. Just like the Monaco E-Prix, this weekend's Tokyo E-Prix too runs as a double header, following a successful inaugural event in season 10.

Monaco’s first double-header saw plenty of drivers find crucial form, while some failed to hit top gear ahead of a crucial stretch in Formula E’s season 11. Vyas and Jake take you through the winners and losers from the Monaco E Prix weekend.

Round 7 of the Formula E championship, the second race of the double-header around the Monte-Carlo streets, proved exciting. Envision Racing’s Sebastian Buemi took on the slippery streets to clinch his and Envision Racing’s first win in 2025.

The second race of the Monaco E Prix weekend was filled with strategy, tension and drama. Light rain at the start and limited grip made this a particularly tactical E-Prix, featuring tough overtakes, mistakes and decisive choices around attack mode.

As the Monaco double header is well underway, DIVEBOMB had the chance to speak with some Formula E drivers, gaining insight and opinions. One DNF, two Full Course Yellows, and three racing incidents later, Round six concludes.

Oliver Rowland took his 3rd victory of the season on the streets of Monaco after a clever deployment of his Attack Mode and Pit Boost strategies, while Jaguar Racing faced another disaster.