A winner crowned, then dethroned in Mexico City ePrix
Saturday saw one driver win the hotly contested fifth round of the 2015-16 FIA Formula E Championship in Mexico City... but another walk away with the points.
Saturday saw one driver win the hotly contested fifth round of the 2015-16 FIA Formula E Championship in Mexico City... but another walk away with the points.
When it comes to open-wheel racing, there are few names as big as Penske. But while Roger may not be fielding a team in the new Formula E championship, his son Jay is. The media mogul runs his own Dragon Racing team in the IndyCar Series, and will be competing in the electric racing
Perspective is everything. Take, for example, the inaugural FIA Formula E championship. To us it's notable as the first global electric racing series. But to racing drivers, it presents a new opportunity. Because while most single-seater racing series occupy one rung or another on the motorsport racing ladder, Formula E is developing a clout all its own. A pioneering one that is apparently very attractive to emerging talents and old hands al
Jerome d'Ambrosio (above left) and Vitaly Petrov (above right) the latest drivers to be confirmed for 2011