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The cream of the Middle East’s special stage rally drivers have taken the start of Oman Rally Sohar International 2022 yesterday 26 January, 2022.

The burgeoning all-electric motorsport of Formula E has staked its claim on the future with a cinematic short positioning the sport in pole position to fight climate change while promoting season 8 of the championship.

Sixty cities across the world are bidding to host the championship

The Diriyah E-Prix kicks off its eighth season of ABB FIA Formula E Championship in style with a double header of back-to-back races across two days.

Mahindra Group chairperson and Padma awardee Anand Mahindra has thanked the Telangana government as the upcoming Formula E racing event is set to be held in Hyderabad.

Maserati will finally make its grand return to single-seater racing next year, with the famed Italian manufacturer joining the 2023 FIA Formula E World Championship. Maserati will be the first Italian team to compete in Formula E.

The Italian manufacturer will end its lengthy hiatus from single-seater racing to join Formula E next year, in partnership with a yet-to-be-announced team – an arrangement akin to fellow Stellantis brand DS and its deal with Techeetah, according to Motorsport.com. Having become part of the Stellantis automotive group at the start of 2021, following

Last year’s championship proved to be the most thrilling yet, as the all-electric series continued to lead the way towards a sustainable future in racing. Here’s how last year’s spectacle unfolded from the most unpredictable motorsport championship on the planet.

Newly-elected FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem will attend the early-evening event. Pioneering FIA World Rally Championship season to lift off in Salzburg, showcasing crucial shift towards sustainability Exclusive Hangar-7 museum to host reveal of new-generation hybrid Rally1 cars Star drivers join exciting hybrid challengers from manufacturer teams One-hour launch show streamed live on WRC+ and social media

Formula 1 is the highest form of motorsport racing overseen by the FIA. The question is, can a championship-winning car like the Mercedes W10 defeat a Formula E car and a WRC rally car in a straight-line dogfight?