Mercedes’ Formula E highs and lows
As Mercedes makes its impending departure from Formula E official, Sam Smith looks back at the highs and lows of its brief time in the championship so far
As Mercedes makes its impending departure from Formula E official, Sam Smith looks back at the highs and lows of its brief time in the championship so far
On the same weekend that Mercedes won both the drivers’ and teams’ Formula E world championships, it emerged it was set to pull out after 2022. Sam Smith takes a dive into the logic and how the team could still remain in the series.
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.
