If Formula 1 decided to race around the biggest and most iconic cities in the world while donning extravagant space-age liveries, Formula E would be the product.
Since its inaugural championship season in 2014-15, the ABB Formula E World Championship is the world’s first all-electric FIA-sanctioned World Championship. It is also the only sport with certified net zero carbon, ensuring the greatest cities on the planet are unaffected by the machines racing around their streets.
Mexico City, Rome, Monaco, Berlin, Jakarta, New York, London and Seoul are some of the venues in a packed calendar, while teams like Porsche, Nissan, Mercedes, and Andretti - owned by Mario Andretti, who is eyeing a move to F1 in the near future - compete for the title. Through the first eight races of the season, Mercedes are currently championship leaders thanks to their total of 176 points.