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The new Gen 3 Evo racing car will be used in Formula E's 11th season next year, and it's faster than F1 cars!

Formula E — the world’s only all-electric racing series — aims to do something never before attempted: use sports to solve a major policy problem.

German automaker hoping global motorsport's premier racing series will boost both its technology development and marketing image.

Audi Formula One: Product and technology as well as the stronger positioning of the Audi brand on the global stage are in focus. Against this backdrop, the Members of the Supervisory Boards of AUDI AG and Volkswagen AG have now decided to strengthen the commitment to Formula 1 and accelerate the preparations for the start of the 2026 season, the company said.

The Indian racer’s role will involve simulator sessions, attendance at select e-Prix events to support the team, and opportunities to test the M10Electro race car.

Nissan Is Using Brain Stimulation Technology To Make Race Drivers Faster

The opening day of on-track action at the Hungaroring is in the books and it has been another busy day full of talking points.

SAUDIA, national flag carrier of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, has announced its participation in the upcoming 2023 Rome E-Prix Formula E races.

Maserati's GT2 will go up against race cars based on the Audi R8 and Porsche 911.

Franz Tost insists rookie 1 drivers, like Nyck de Vries face a difficult time joining the sport, backing his driver who has struggles so far.