Mercedes announces Formula E exit as it prioritises F1
Mercedes has officially announced it will leave Formula E after 2022, saying it wants Formula 1 to be its sole motorsport focus but keeping the door open to its FE team continuing independently
Mercedes has officially announced it will leave Formula E after 2022, saying it wants Formula 1 to be its sole motorsport focus but keeping the door open to its FE team continuing independently
Jean Todt made Formula E a core part of his FIA presidency. In the latest part of our Power List presented by Neom, we explore his views of and influence on the series
Formula E’s 18-way championship fight has been won. But who actually drove best in the Berlin finale? Here are Sam Smith’s driver ratings
Berlin E-Prix victor Norman Nato’s memorable win is likely to be his sign-off from Formula E for now
Venturi driver Edoardo Mortara has been diagnosed with a micro fracture of a vertebra following his crash with Mitch Evans at the start of the Berlin Formula E finale
Mercedes’ Nyck de Vries came out on top in Formula E’s 18-way world championship decider. This is how each of his 17 title rivals dropped out of the hunt
Mitch Evans and Jaguar went into the Formula E finale as title favourites but their race was ruined instantly by a problem that led to a huge startline crash. What caused it?
Just as the Formula E title was coming into his sights, Jake Dennis slammed into the Berlin barriers in a puzzling crash. Here are his and BMW’s initial thoughts on what happened
Nyck de Vries and Mercedes claimed the first Formula E world championship titles in the Berlin finale, on the day when it emerged Mercedes is likely to pull out of the series after 2022.
Formula E’s title-deciding Berlin E-Prix has been red-flagged after a heavy startline crash involving pre-race championship favourite Mitch Evans and fellow title contender Edoardo Mortara
