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Aoki Racing Team has triumphed at the opening round of the 2025 UIM E1 World Championship.

Formula E powers up 600kW charging Pit Boost charging stops

January 24, 2025 George East

Formula E has confirmed that its Pit Boost concept will debut at the next round of the 2024/2025 FE season in Saudi Arabia over the weekend of February 14.

Electric-powered-Motorsport News

World Rallycross 2025 delay: What is happening to this year’s World RX calendar?

January 22, 2025 George East

As the World Rallycross Championship misses its start date, we speak to teams about the delay, the lack of a promoter and when racing will begin

Electric-powered-Motorsport The EV Powered Interview

World Rallycross has a positive future in EVs, says team boss Jansson

January 22, 2025 George East

Micke Jansson, the CEO of PWR Racing talks to us about the delays to the WRX 2025 calendar and how the sport overcome can its current difficulties

Electric-powered-Motorsport Formula E

Cupra Formula E team re-born for 2025 with new copper livery

January 17, 2025 George East

The Cupra Kiro Formula E team debuted its new livery at the second and most recent round of the 2025 Formula E season, the Mexico City ePrix.

Electric-powered-Motorsport Formula E News

Oliver Rowland snatches last-gasp win at Mexico City E-Prix

January 13, 2025 EV Powered

Nissan Formula E driver, Oliver Rowland, capitalised on a late safety car restart at the Mexico City E-Prix to claim his first victory of the 2025 FE season.

Extreme E

Nico Rosberg’s RXR bows out of Extreme E as series prepares for hydrogen era

December 29, 2024 Richard Alvin

Nico Rosberg’s championship-winning RXR team is leaving Extreme E after 2024, mirroring Lewis Hamilton’s X44 exit.

E1 Series News

Miami secures 2025 E1 electric powerboat finale, as PIF steps up as presenting partner

December 17, 2024 Richard Alvin

E1’s all-electric powerboat championship will conclude its 2025 season in Miami. With backing from global investors, including PIF, and celebrity team owners like Marc Anthony and Tom Brady, the finale heralds a new era of sustainable marine sport.