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Timo Scheider will lead a new team in this year’s Extreme E championship, backed by Swiss food company SUN AG. The double DTM champion -- who is also a two-time Extreme E podium finisher with XITE Energy Racing and Carl Cox Motorsport -- will serve as team principal for the SUN Minimeal team, a...

NEOM McLaren has become the first team to share its livery for the upcoming Extreme E season. The new anthracite and papaya look mirrors that of McLaren’s Formula E team with what McLaren is calling the “NEOM McLaren Electric Racing signature linework” and is being unveiled two days after t...

Motor racing has some of the most passionate fans around, and with its VEXT Web3 token Veloce aims to give them much more control over their sports entertainment.

Motor racing has some of the most passionate fans around, and with its VEXT Web3 token Veloce aims to give them much more control over their sports entertainment.

“If you’d have told me last year that we would be P3 in the championship with three wins -- joint top amount of wins -- I would have taken it,” says Veloce Racing CEO Dan Bailey -- who was in a surprisingly positive mood about the Extreme E season considering his team fell at the final hurdle ...

Extreme E has revealed its calendar for the 2024 season, which will feature a the electric off-road series' first visit to the U.S. Once again, each stop on the schedule will be a doubleheader, meaning there will be 10 championship rounds in total, with the season once again kicking off in Saudi ...

Just one season of Extreme E remains in its current form. The 2024 campaign will be the swansong for the battery-electric Odyssey 21 before its successor, the as-yet-unnamed Extreme H hydrogen fuel cell car, will arrive. The transition to hydrogen isn’t straightforward.

The 2024 season finale is scheduled to take place in Phoenix, AZ, at the end of November. Unfortunately, it takes place during the same weekend as F1's Vegas GP

NEOM McLaren will field an all-new driver lineup in Extreme E next season, with the departures of Tanner Foust and Emma Gilmour being confirmed on Tuesday. Foust and Gilmour have been McLaren's drivers in the all-electric off-road series since it entered at the start of 2022.

The showcasing of emergent female racing talent that Extreme E has provided is well illustrated by Hedda Hosaas. Two years ago, the 20-year-old was working as a mechanic at a Nissan dealership in her native Norway.