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Christine Giampaoli Zonca will return to the Extreme E paddock at this weekend’s Copper X Prix in Chile, serving as the series’ official reserve driver alongside British Rallycross champion Patrick O’Donnovan.

Adrien Tambay will race for Abt Cupra at this weekend's Copper X Prix in Chile, completing the 20-driver field for the Extreme E season finale. Tambay will be the third male driver to partner Klara Andersson this season, with Sebastien Loeb having filled the position alongside her at the previous...

Extreme E has shown that female drivers can compete at a high level alongside males, and now it's up to the rest of the motorsport world to provide the same sort of opportunities to help grow the talent pool, says the series’ managing director Ali Russell.

Extreme Es innovation with hydrogen fuel cells, solar panels and batteries leads the way for event power and provides a model for countries with unreliable grids.

Tamara Molinaro will return to an Extreme E race seat at next week’s Copper X Prix in Chile, filling the spot at JBXE vacated by Hedda Hosaas after her switch to McLaren.

Hedda Hosaas will replace Emma Gilmour in McLaren’s Extreme E lineup for the season-ending Copper X Prix in Chile next week, driving alongside Tanner Foust for the team while Gilmour continues to recover from injuries she sustained at the second Island X Prix in Sardinia back in September.

WAE has not made changes to its Extreme E battery, following the recent fire in its pit garage during Formula E testing in Valencia. The company formerly known as Williams Advanced Engineering supplies batteries for both series, opening up the potential for the off-road series to be impacted by t...

E.ON’s work with Extreme E team Veloce shows how electric motorsport could be essential to getting the right message across as we transition to decarbonised energy.

Extreme E championship driver Patrick O’Donovan is one of many young racers that want to compete in series that “build a better future”

The crashes, spins, and chaos that are common in Extreme E races keep the nine-time world rally champion interested