What it’s actually like in the heat of battle in a peloton race, and whether fans actually like that style of racing, are among the topics on this week’s episode of The Race Formula E podcast, featuring special guest Mitch Evans after his rise from 20th to fourth at Portland
Formula E’s wild inaugural Portland E-Prix boasted 403 overtakes – but was it proper racing or did it come off as too fabricated?
Team tactics angst on the radio, a penalty and zero points made Portland another grim episode in what’s looking like it’ll be Sam Bird’s last season as a Jaguar Formula E driver
Nico Mueller has described his frightening crash that is reported to have recorded 27G and triggered a second safety car period in the Portland Formula E race as “pretty terrifying”
The Portland E-Prix was a rollercoaster ride for Jaguar driver Mitch Evans, whose fourth-place finish from 20th on the grid just about kept him in Formula E title contention. That represented a great save – particularly with his best 2022 event around the corner
The oddities of a bizarre Portland Formula E race weren’t just limited to what was happening on track. Here are our winners and losers from the series’ first visit to the IndyCar venue
Jean-Eric Vergne has accused the FIA of making a “false allegation” by implying that his DS Penske team was effectively spying on its Formula E rivals at Portland, after it was given an FE record fine and removed from the qualifying results
Nick Cassidy moved back to within one point of the Formula E world championship lead with victory in a wild and bizarre Portland E-Prix
DS Penske has been given a Formula E record fine of €25,000 and its drivers Jean-Eric Vergne and Stoffel Vandoorne ordered to start Saturday’s Portland E-Prix from the pitlane over a pit entry scanning device with which it was collecting “live data” from rivals’ cars
As Formula E bids to move its United States race to Los Angeles, Michael Andretti says he is “anxious” to see how it plans to improve its US footprint
