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2017/18 Season

 

 

 

2nd December 2017 Hong Kong, China

3rd December 2017 Hong Kong, China

13th January 2018 Marrakesh, Morocco

3rd February 2018 Santiago, Chile

3rd March 2018 Mexico City, Mexico

17th March 2018 São Paulo, Brazil

14th April 2018 Rome, Italy

28th April 2018 Paris, France

19th May 2018 Berlin, Germany

9th June 2018 Zurich, Switzerland

7th July 2018 New York City, USA

8th July 2018 New York City, USA

28th July 2018 Montreal, Canada

29th July 2018 Montreal, Canada

 

 

Will anyone be watching this?

Renault's last year :cry:

i’ve never really followed FE but will do this time round 🤗

It was an all right 'live' race on Channel 5, they could have cut some time from the red flag.

 

A good win from Sam Bird despite a drive through penalty.

 

 

One thing that does annoy me about the coverage is when there's a late race/last lap collision, we never get a replay of it. It happened with Heidfeld yesterday and also with Heidfeld last season as he crossed the finish line.

Quite an exciting race to see in Santiago to watch. A great battle between Vergne and Lotterer despite hitting each other they still pulled off a 1-2.

 

 

A look at the car that will be the design for next season:

 

https://www.autosport.com/fe/news/134668/fo...-generation-car

Interesting to see that Birmingham looks likely to host a round in the 2019 season!

Next years car looks like a space fighter or something! :lol:

 

Started watching Formula E this season and really feel like I’ve missed out, the races are so good and actually quite unpredictable (says it all that all 3 - and the current - seasons have been won by a different driver!).

 

Current standings!

 

[081] 01 🇫🇷 25 Jean-Éric Vergne (Techeetah)

[069] 02 🇸🇪 19 Felix Rosenqvist (Mahindra)

[061] 03 🇬🇧 02 Sam Bird (Virgin)

[052] 04 🇨🇭 09 Sébastien Buemi (e.dams)

[045] 05 🇧🇷 03 Nelson Piquet (Jaguar)

[037] 06 🇩🇪 66 Daniel Abt (Audi Sport ABT)

[029] 07 🇳🇿 20 Mitch Evans (Jaguar)

[028] 08 🇨🇭 04 Edoardo Mortara (Venturi)

[026] 09 🇬🇧 16 Oliver Turvey (NIO)

[021] 10 🇩🇪 23 Nick Heidfeld (Mahindra)

[018] 11 🇩🇪 18 André Lotterer (Techeetah)

[016] 12 🇵🇹 28 António Félix da Costa (Andretti)

[009] 13 🇬🇧 36 Alex Lynn (Virgin)

[008] 14 🇦🇷 06 José María López (Dragon)

[007] 15 🇫🇷 08 Nico Prost (e.dams)

[006] 16 🇩🇪 05 Maro Engel (Venturi)

[004] 17 🇧🇪 07 Jérôme d’Ambrosio (Dragon)

[004] 18 🇬🇧 27 Tom Blomqvist (Andretti)

[003] 19 🇧🇷 01 Lucas di Grassi (Audi Sport ABT)

[001] 20 🇮🇹 68 Luca Filippi (NIO)

[000] 21 🇲🇨 27 Kamui Kobayashi (Andretti)

[000] 22 🇨🇭 06 Neel Jani (Dragon)

 

[099] 01 🇨🇳 Techeetah (Renault)

[090] 02 🇮🇳 Mahindra Racing (Mahindra)

[074] 03 🇬🇧 Panasonic Jaguar Racing (Jaguar)

[070] 04 🇬🇧 DS Virgin Racing (Citroën)

[059] 05 🇫🇷 Renault e.dams (Renault)

[040] 06 🇩🇪 Audi Sport ABT Schaeffler (Audi)

[034] 07 🇲🇨 Venturi Formula E Team (Venturi)

[027] 08 🇬🇧 NIO Formula E Team (NIO)

[020] 09 🇺🇸 MS&AD Andretti Formula E (BMW)

[012] 10 🇺🇸 Dragon Racing (Penske)

What a battle that was between Vergne and Di Grassi. Thrilling to watch.

Another Formula E problem is the scheduling. This weekend’s race will start just as Q3 is coming to a close in Azerbaijan. Of course, if there’s any red flags, they’ll clash for even longer. I really can’t understand the sense in that.

Felipe Massa has announced that he will be driving for Venturi next season.

 

 

A look at the details of Mercedes Formula E Project:

 

https://www.autosport.com/fe/news/136083/me...port-fe-project

 

On to Berlin this weekend, hopefully it should be a good one.

 

 

Formula E 2018/19 calendar

 

December 15 2018 Riyadh

January 12 2019 Marrakech

January 26 TBA

February 16 Mexico City

March 10 Hong Kong

March 23 TBA (China)

April 13 Rome

April 27 Paris

May 11 Monaco

May 25 Berlin

June 9 Zurich

July 13/14 New York

Nico Prost will leave the Renault e.dams Formula E squad at the end of the 2017/18 season.

 

The French driver has raced for the team, which will be swap Renault's involvement for its alliance partner Nissan ahead of FE's fifth season, since the first start of the electric championship.

Fitting he leaves with Renault really and I think his father is also leaving the eDams fold at the end of the season.

 

 

By all accounts Nissan should fly out the gate next year as Renault ignored the Season 4 car and put all of it's development energy into Season 5.

Jean-Eric Vergne has become the champion of Season 4.

For some reason, Channel 5's highlights of race 1 of the New York City ePrix have failed to make the air, replaced by a repeat of Police Interceptors.