Although he’s served under two manufacturers during his time in Formula E, Sebastien Buemi has been a one-club man. Renault made way for Nissan ahead of the introduction of the Gen2 regulations back in 2018, but the core of the e.dams squad running the show on race days remained the same – Buemi among them for eight consecutive years.
But Nissan has elected to ring the changes for 2022-23. The Japanese manufacturer has now purchased the e.dams team, an offshoot of the DAMS operation familiar from FIA Formula 2, and signed up the all-French duo of Sacha Fenestraz and Norman Nato for next season. Amid the usual driver merry-go-round that pervades the off-season, Buemi has opted for pastures new with Envision, where he will replace the Abt-bound Robin Frijns.
