Last Saturday, Audi Sport Abt Shaeffler celebrated their first ever one-two with home hero Daniel Abt scoring his second win of the season. Following an eventful weekend for Formula E, we have a look at five things that we can learn from the BMW I Berlin ePrix.
Last week, veteran Formula One driver and race winner Felipe Massa announced that he will be joining the Venturi Formula E team from Season 5, when the second generation of Formula E cars will make their debut. The Brazilian, signing a 3 year deal with the Monegasque outfit, has always expressed his desire to come to the all-electric racing series ever since he retired from Formula One and he finally has made the move.
On Monday, the MS&AD Andretti Formula E Team announced that experienced Formula E driver Stéphan Sarrazin would be driving for the team for the last four races of the season, thus showing the exit to Tom Blomqvist.
Formula E is a fairly unpredictable racing series; the level of competition reaches new highs every season and this time around, we are lucky enough to witness some sensational racing.
At The 2018 Indycar Grand Prix of Long Beach, veteran driver and former ChampCar champion Sebastien Bourdais made a jaw dropping triple overtake on Scott Dixon, Spencer Pigot and Matheus Leist. Bourdais, trying to climb up the order on fresh tyres went on the outside to pass Dixon and Leist and then swerved aggressively to the inside line to complete a triple swoop as we see in the video through multiple camera angles.
