For the third time in three races, Porsche has powered the top two finishers in a Formula E E-Prix. And for the second time this weekend it has been Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein standing on the top step followed closely by Andretti's Jake Dennis. This time Wehrlein was able to put together a lap in qualifying to get himself into the duels and …
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Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein wins Diriyah E-Prix race 1 from 9th on the grid
For just the second time in its short Formula E history, Porsche has won an E-Prix with ace driver Pascal Wehrlein, taking Friday's Diriyah race 1 win from well off the front row. During qualifying Wehrlein's fast lap was completely scuppered by a competitor diving right in front of him and scrapping his attempt, pushing his starting grid spot down …
Continue to the full articlePorsche powers Andretti’s Jake Dennis to Formula E season-opening victory
Andretti Autosport is in the news a lot recently. The iconic American open wheel name announced last week that it was tendering a bid to enter the Formula One grid with backing from Cadillac. An unorthodox choice to be sure, but one that brings a lot of promise. The rest of the teams on the grid aren't so sure, spurning the potential pair up as …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s new Formula E contender 99x Electric Gen3 is here
The new Porsche Formula E car is ready for its close up. The 99x Electric Gen3 made its debut in Italy this week, and while the tech is quite impressive, and the Gen3 bodywork is truly stunning, the Porsche red-white-black livery leaves a bit to be desired. This new car will hopefully carry Porsche's legacy in electric motorsport forward, but I …
Continue to the full articlePorsche is working hard for the start of the Formula E season
Porsche's next-generation all-electric racer will make its official debut on November 7 in Franciacorta, Italy, but for now we'll have to take comfort in the fact that Porsche has been working diligently on the car for months now, and hopes it will deliver better performance in the coming season. Driver Pascal Wehrlein was quite satisfied with the …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Formula E hires Antonio Felix da Costa to lead Gen 3 charge
Along with a new chassis and drivetrain for Porsche's next assault on the Formula E season, the team is doing a bit of shuffling of its driver lineup as well. While long-serving Andre Lotterer is headed over to the team's LMDh prototype efforts to spearhead the Le Mans program, his seat in Formula E alongside Pascal Wehrlein is empty. In order to …
Continue to the full articleFormula E finale in Korea brings Porsche’s Gen 2 tribulations to an end
In a season that saw Porsche's first win in Formula E, we really thought—and hoped—that the series would be a more thoroughly competitive. Mercedes EQ joined the series at exactly the same time Porsche did, and somehow managed to take home four championships in three seasons, while Porsche has only managed a single E-Prix victory, and dismal …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s Wehrlein scores points in London Formula E race
Porsche once again found itself in the points paying positions in this weekend's Formula E double-header in London. As the season winds down to a close, Porsche is pretty solidly finding a grip on its all-electric racing machines, and the race format leads to extremely close and competitive events. It would be nice to see Porsche repeat its Mexico …
Continue to the full articlePorsche walks away from New York City Formula E double header eager to forget it
Porsche has had some pretty rough weekends in the Formula E series lately, and while it continued this weekend the team managed to recover to pick up some much needed points. The Porsche drivers managed to score points in both rounds this weekend in New York City. Saturday's race was pretty much decided by a massive downpour of rain that saw …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Formula E team scores no points in Marrakesh E-Prix
It only took about fifteen minutes of racing for Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein to drop from his excellent qualifying position of fourth down out of the points paying spots, while teammate Andre Lotterer started the Marrakesh E-Prix from dead last and made up several spots to finish fifteenth. Wehrlein somehow managed to find himself as far back as …
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