Podcast: The fallout from Formula E’s most controversial race yet
The latest episode of The Race Formula E Podcast tackles the fallout from series’ outing at the permanent Valencia circuit
The latest episode of The Race Formula E Podcast tackles the fallout from series’ outing at the permanent Valencia circuit
Formula E’s delayed return to London has a green light for July. Here’s how preparations for the partly-indoor races at ExCeL are going amid the challenges of the pandemic
Both fans and critics have urged Formula E to race at permanent tracks too. At Valencia, it did. Should it make a habit of it, or did last weekend prove it’s better on street circuits?
Formula E’s Valencia weekend will mainly be remembered for the energy levels fiasco, but how did the drivers actually perform? Sam Smith rates their efforts
Alex Lynn believes he had the car and strategy to win his first Formula E race at Valencia had he not been punted by Norman Nato
The theory was that you couldn’t win a dry Valencia Formula E race from the front, and that the leader would just be an energy-sapped sitting duck at the finish. So how did poleman Jake Dennis and BMW pull off their lights-to-flag victory? Here’s the inside story
Stoffel Vandoorne’s Valencia Formula E weekend featured multiple penalties and a race-ending collision, yet he, Mercedes and team-mate Nyck de Vries increased their grip on the title fight
Formula E champion Antonio Felix da Costa’s Valencia race was wrecked by a penalty for ‘incorrect use of attack mode’ – which he incurred through a series of bizarre mistakes
BMW’s Formula E rookie Jake Dennis defied expectations of how the Valencia race would play out by leading from start to finish in a sublime tactical drive
Formula E rookie Jake Dennis gave BMW its first pole since the 2019/20 opener as drying track conditions at Valencia left those at the foot of the championship battling over the top spot
