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Nissan announces Formula E driver change with eye on big 2026 signing
Norman Nato will race for Nissan in the 2024-25 Formula E season and rejoin the team he was sidelined by last year in favour of his now-team-mate Oliver Rowland
What a significant departure means for Formula E
Dieter Gass leaves his sporting and technical role at Formula E ahead of a crucial build-up period to the Gen4 ruleset. How will his absence affect that? And is the series' any closer to finding a new manufacturer than when he joined?
This 'smiling assassin' hire will test a Formula E champion
Is Jean Eric-Vergne in for his biggest ever test from a team-mate in Formula E? Sam Smith reckons incoming DS Penske driver Maximilan Guenther has what it takes - even if the calm demeanour hides his ruthless streak
Is this motorsport? Inside Agag's celebrity-laden new series
First there was Formula E, then Extreme E, and now Alejandro Agag is taking electric racing to the water. Is it motorsport? Does that even matter? Andrew van de Burgt reports back from Lake Como and his first taste of the celebrity-heavy E1 series
Nissan makes sudden Formula E driver line-up U-turn
Sacha Fenestraz will be replaced at Nissan for the 2024-25 Formula E season, despite being odds on as recently as last month to keep his place for the final season of his three-year deal
Another Formula E calendar headache? Thailand debut in doubt
Formula E's planned race in the Thai city of Chiang Mai - which as yet have never been publicly acknowledged by the championship - now appears increasingly unlikely. Sam Smith explains why that's the case and examines the alternatives at Formula E's disposal