
Formula E is known for having evenly matched cars, which means the drivers typically overtake far more frequently than F1.
(Picture: Formula E)For casual onlookers, this weekend London’s ExCel arena and the surrounding roads may resemble the Monaco F1 Grand Prix. Luckily for the residents of east London, they won’t be faced with roaring engines and petrol fumes, but the hum of batteries powering electric cars up to speeds approaching 200mph.
The all-electric powered ABB Formula E is returning to London for the 2022 London E-Prix, in what is fast becoming one of the world’s most popular and action-packed motorsports.