Formula E championship contender Jake Dennis called fellow up-and-coming talent Dan Ticktum a “plonker” who is racing “in his own little world” after the Sao Paulo E-Prix collision that left Dennis with a third consecutive zero score
Sacha Fenestraz remains incensed by a race-ending Formula E collision that wasn’t investigated, despite the emergence of extra footage
Mahindra will not face penalties for making changes to its suspension after a flexing issue with its wishbones force it to withdraw both it and customer team Abt Cupra to withdraw from last month’s Cape Town Formula E round.
Formula E’s first-ever Sao Paulo E-Prix could end up as a 22-car peloton with the race presenting the biggest energy-saving challenge of the Gen3 era, according to several drivers and team engineering personnel as Sam Smith explains
McLaren boss Ian James has become new chief of Formula E’s teams’ group at a crucial point for forming what the series’ Gen4 era will look like
Maserati’s next-to-last in the Formula E standings five races into a debut season in which it has the pace to be a frontrunner, and crashes are the main reason for that poor score. But ex-driver team boss James Rossiter is taking an unusual approach to trying to solve that
Even if the results are yet to show it Nissan has returned to form in Formula E – and its customer outfit McLaren can take some of the credit for that turnaround as Sam Smith explains
A driver injury, crippling technical maladies and a general lack of pace have all featured in Abt’s miserable return to Formula E
Robin Frijns’ return to Formula E action this weekend at Sao Paulo will only be confirmed fully after he completes a simulator session in Germany today
Antonio Felix da Costa grabbed headlines with the overtakes that earned him victory in Cape Town, but that doesn’t mean all the parts of a complicated Porsche Formula E adaptation are solved – as his engineer explains
