Electric dreams: why formula e matters

On the part-indoor race track at London’s Excel arena last month, Nissan fell short in its quest to win both the teams’ and the manufacturers’ titles in Formula E. But did that matter? Not really. Bec

It’s April. You’ve been toiling away at university for the past three years, lectures are finally drawing to a close and you’re putting the finishing touches to your home-brewed race car. To outsiders

JUST HOW FAR HAVE WE COME SINCE THE 1980s? The hatchback I’m driving has 324bhp coursing through its front wheels. Deployed with a modicum of skill and mechanical sympathy, that’s sufficient to launch

“The car, if I had to, I would have moved it from the wind tunnel myself,” said Williams team principal James Vowles of his 2025 contender back in April. The season was but four races old, not even a

IF THE FIRST HALF OF THE 2020s CAN BE defined by one rivalry, it’s that of Max versus Lewis. Not since Senna v Prost has there been a more intense and divisive clash. Whether you tune in for the dazzl

Enough time has now passed since becoming Formula E world champion in Berlin that I’ve been able to fully process everything that we have accomplished since I rejoined Nissan two years ago. I wasn’t i