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If you were to show pictures of the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ and Porsche 911 GT2 RS to someone who doesn’t know much about cars and asked them which of the two accelerates the fastest, most would guess the Lamborghini. But is it actually quicker than its German rival? To find out, Formula E driver Daniel Abt brought the two along to a runway for a series of drag races, both from a standstill and from a roll. The results may surprise you. Powering the Aventador SVJ is a 6.5-liter naturally-aspirated V12 pumping out 759 hp and 530 lb-ft (718 Nm) of torque while the Porsche delivers 690 hp fr...

Daniel Abt / YouTube You may know Daniel Abt as a member of the Abt family behind generations of tuned Audis. You may also know him as a Formula E driver formerly of that family's Audi-backed team. You may even know him as the guy who got fired from that team for cheating in a sim race one time before returning with a different team later that season. In addition to all of this, Daniel Abt is now the kind of YouTube presence that takes exceptional cars to an airfield, drag races them, and records all of their times for future comparisons.

Bug keeps Mercedes, Venturi teams out of qualifying race Share Copy Swiss Formula E driver Edoardo Mortara ended up in hospital after a software error left him driving into a safety wall at the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday. In a statement issued via Twitter, the Mercedes-EQ Formula E Team blamed the code governing the race car's braking system. "The braking system on Formula E cars is designed so that if the front brakes fail, the rear brake system is activated as a fail-safe," the Mercedes-EQ Team said. "In this instance, an incorrect sof...

Diriyah FE: Mercedes, Venturi stopped from qualifying after Mortara crash Autosport 27/02/2021 © LAT Images Mercedes, Venturi disallowed from FE Diriyah qualifying Mercedes and Venturi Racing have not been allowed to take part in Formula E qualifying for the Diriyah E-Prix while the FIA investigates Edoardo Mortara's practice crash. Mortara set the sixth-quickest time in free practice three ahead of the second night race on the Riyadh Street Circuit but suffered a heavy crash after the 45-minute session had finished. He completed his practice start alongside Mercedes' race one winner Nyc...

| 26 February 2021 On the eve of its first season as an FIA World Championship, Formula E has announced that its seventh edition will be broadcast live in over 150 countries, across six continents. The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship is a single-seater motorsport series that uses only electric cars and season 7 will begin on 26 and 27 February with a double header in the dark of Diriyah in Saudi Arabia and Formula E has agreed new or extended media partnerships with over 40 broadcasters, notably Seven.One Entertainment Group (SAT.1) in Germany, CBS in the US, Discovery (Euro...