Eight rounds of Formula E action with two races per round – one 40 minute race which will demand careful energy management, and one reverse grid 20 minute race which should be flat out.

Runners and Riders

Murasaki

New team Murasaki have lured reigning Champion Scott Søvik for the new season. He is joined by Joshua Anderson.

 

Argosport

Sam Hill stays with the admin-run Argosport for another season, alongside ex-Kaibutsu driver Artur Borowski.

 

Aureus Motorsport

Aureus retain both drivers from last season and will be looking for a consistent championship challenge this time.

 

Kaibutsu e-Racing

Ryan Eastham moves to Kaibutsu for his second season. The team will be hoping for another strong season.

 

UPA

The reigning Teams Champions have kept both drivers will be looking for another successful season.

 

POWA

Realish Racing’s longest-serving team have an unchanged driver line up for this season.

 

Random Racing

Random Racing will be looking to challenge higher up the grid in their second season.

 

Bad Pun Racing

Allie Ferrie moves to BPR to replace the outgoing Will Fry

 

Realish Racing NDP

The NDP is home for both rookies this season, who are still looking for their first points.

 

Tropico Motorsport

April Carlsvard has defected from Fury to join James Lambert’s Tropico team.

 

Calendar

19/01/20 – Hong Kong
26/01/20 – Lester, USA
02/02/20 – Mexico City
16/02/20 – Monaco
23/02/20 – Marrakesh, Morocco
08/03/20 – Berlin, Germany
29/03/20 – Punta del Este, Uruguay
05/04/20 – London, UK

Points

All races are worth equal points, as the 40 minute and 20 minute races are different enough challenges that giving weight to one over the other would be unfair. The top 8 classified finishers will receive points on the scale 10-8-6-5-4-3-2-1. In addition, points will be awarded to the drivers who set the three fastest laps in the 40 minute race on a 3-2-1 scale.