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JOHNSON, DONALD W. (COLONEL, USAF, RETIRED), 89, of Winter Park, FL, died peacefully on July 31, 2006. Col. Johnson was the husband of the late Rosemary (Allbright) Johnson. He was born May 10, 1917 in Coventry-Portage Lakes, Ohio, the son of Stanley and Cora (Gintling) Johnson. He was an outstanding athlete at Coventry High School […]

The announcement of Beth Paretta joining Formula E as its new VP of Sporting has been a long time in the making. The leading industry figure has had the series in her sights for some time, firstly as Fiat Chrysler’s director of motorsports marketing when she looked at bringing either the Fiat or ...

Last week, the all-electric FIA Formula E presented a new Gen3 Evo car for 2025 with a boast it would out-accelerate Formula 1 from 0-60 mph.

The new Gen3 Evo will make its entry into Formula E next season and the upgrades promise faster acceleration times, charging and more

MailOnlines Shivali Best went behind-the-scenes at the latest race in Monaco to find out how Formula E has maintained its position as the global leader for sustainability in sport.

Formula E CEO Jeff Dodds has shed some light on the championship’s decision to delay the introduction of fast-charging pit stops, which were initially expected to be implemented last season in conjunction with the arrival of the GEN3 car.

Anticipating the Monaco ePrix weekend, Formula E declared that the Gen3 Evo would achieve the 0-60 mph sprint in a mere 1.82 seconds (0-100kph in 1.86 seconds).

The all-electric Formula E championship presented a new Gen3 Evo car for 2025 on Thursday (April 25) with a boast that it would out accelerate Formula One from 0-60 mph. Formula E said ahead of the weekend's Monaco ePrix that the net zero car would be capable of hitting 60 in 1.82 seconds (0-100kph in 1.86 seconds), 30 per cent...

Formula E has revealed its new GEN3 Evo race car, set to make its competition debut next season -- a car that’s faster than the one it will replace, and tougher, too. As the name suggests, the new car represents a progression from the GEN3, which is only in its second season of competition.