Mortara ahead od leading FP1 Formula E in Tokyo
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Formula E | 2026 Tokyo E-Prix | FP1 | Mortara leads quiet rainy session from Guenther

Formula E braces itself for a high-stakes weekend, as the grid returns on track in Tokyo for FP1. The title fight is intensifying, with six drivers over the 100 points threshold and a great handful of previous champions in the mix, such as Pascal Wehrlein and Oliver Rowland. The session began with a 15 minutes…

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Nissan will provide Andretti with GEN4 Formula E powertrains from Season 13 under a multi-year technical and sporting partnership.
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Nissan to supply Andretti with GEN4 Formula E powertrains from Season 13

Nissan will supply Andretti Formula E with powertrains from Season 13 as part of a new multi-year agreement covering the GEN4 era of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. The partnership will place four Nissan-powered cars on the grid and bring together two of Formula E’s longest-standing competitors. Nissan will continue operating its factory…

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Andretti heads to the Tokyo E-Prix aiming to build on Shanghai momentum as Formula E stages its first night race in Japan
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Andretti Formula E aims to carry Shanghai momentum into historic Tokyo E-Prix night races

Andretti Formula E enters the penultimate race weekend of Season 12 with momentum firmly on its side as the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship returns to Japan for the 2026 Tokyo E-Prix. The championship will make history by holding its first night race in Japan, with the drivers taking on the 2.575-kilometre, 18-turn street…

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Nyck de Vries driving the Mahindra Formula E car ahead of the Tokyo E-Prix
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Mahindra Racing aims for a strong result at Formula E Tokyo E-Prix

Mahindra Racing heads to Japan this weekend for Tokyo E-Prix. Formula E will stage first-ever night race in the country as championship enters its final four rounds of 2025–26 season. The British outfit arrives in Tokyo following a challenging weekend in Shanghai and currently sits fourth in the Teams’ Championship. Edoardo Mortara occupies sixth place…

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Citroën Racing Formula E Team Principal Cyril Blais
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Formula E pays tribute to Citroën Racing’s Cyril Blais

An unexpected and extremely unfortunate announcement has shaken the Formula E and the Motorsport world, as Citroën Racing has announced the passing of Team Principal Cyril Blais. Citroën Racing’s Managing Director Bath Paretta confirmed the news and expressed her pain for the announcement.“We are all so saddened to lose Cyril. Many of the team have…

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Lucas di Grassi reflects on betting his career on Formula E, its growth, retirement and why his work in motorsport is far from over now.
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Exclusive: Di Grassi looks back on the belief that shaped his Formula E career

Before Formula E had a race, a calendar, or a reputation, it had an idea. For Lucas di Grassi, that idea arrived before the championship even had its name. The Brazilian has become one of the defining figures in Formula E history. He was the first driver to commit to the series, helped develop the…

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Formula E GEN4 debut Goodwood Festival of Speed
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Formula E showcases its past, present, and GEN4 future at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

Formula E attended the iconic Goodwood Festival of Speed, showcasing the championship’s innovation and evolution while giving the GEN4 car its public debut. 12 years in the making The four-day event saw current, veteran, development, and new drivers showcase all of the championship’s eras, with the lineup including GEN1, GEN2, GEN3, and GEN4 cars. Sam…

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Ticktum and Martí left the Shanghai E-Prix frustrated as CUPRA KIRO’s pace and strategy went unrewarded after Safety Car drama
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CUPRA KIRO left frustrated as Shanghai E-Prix pace goes unrewarded

CUPRA KIRO left the Shanghai E-Prix double-header with frustration after a weekend where strong pace, bold strategy calls and encouraging qualifying speed failed to translate into points. The team looked set for a strong result in the opening race before the Safety Car came out at the worst possible moment. Dan Ticktum and Pepe Martí…

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