The Porsche Formula E team was within a sniff of its second official victory in the series this weekend in Monaco when it all went pear shaped. After qualifying second and fighting at the front for the opening stages of the race in Monaco on Saturday, Pascal Wehrlein was forced to retire from the lead of the E-Prix with some kind of technical fault …
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Porsche team takes solid points haul in Formula E Rome E-Prix
The fourth and fifth rounds of the 2021-22 Formula E season went down this weekend in Rome with an Italian double-header. The team were hoping to come out swinging after a pretty dominant victory in Mexico last month, but were never really in contention for the victory. As a consolation prize, both cars did well to finish well in the points in both …
Continue to the full articlePorsche takes dominant first Formula E victory in Mexico City E-Prix
Porsche has entered its third season in Formula E with more confidence than before, aiming for race victories, and this weekend in the third round of the season, the team found victory lane. On Saturday the Porsche pair of Pascal Wehrlein and Andre Lotterer qualified first and third respectively, then went on to take a confident Porsche 1-2 victory …
Continue to the full articlePorsche scores serious points in Formula E season opener
Season eight of Formula E is upon us. This weekend in Saudi Arabia on the streets of Diriyah, the 99X Electric did battle with some of the best open wheelers around the world. While the weekend was filled with lows as well as a few highs, Porsche ultimately looks pretty strong for the rest of the season, and this showing has me confident the team …
Continue to the full articlePorsche leaves Formula E pre-season test better prepared than ever
After an extremely hard-fought five-session pre-season test session last week in Valencia, Spain, the Porsche Formula E team feels it is prepared for Season 8 of the championship. That's good, because season 8 begins in just a month and a half with a double-header in Diriyah, Saudi Arabia. Over the course of the test, Porsche drivers Andre Lotterer …
Continue to the full articlePorsche kicks off Formula E pre-season testing in solid form
Season 8 of FIA Formula E world championship electric open wheel racing begins in January, but all of the teams gathered in Spain to try out some new parts this week. Porsche came to the party with its third update of the 99X Electric race car, again for Pascal Wehrlein and Andre Lotterer. There are other changes, obviously, but one big superficial …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s Formula E team ends the season on a high note
The Porsche Formula E squad of André Lotterer and Pascal Wehrlein pushed hard in the final double-header round of the season to bring Porsche some serious points home to Stuttgart. Considering this race was kind of Porsche's home race, having taken place merely a short 394 mile drive away from base. With two races going down at Tempelhof Airport …
Continue to the full articlePorsche Formula E team retains Wehrlein and Lotterer for 2022
Ahead of Porsche's third full season entry in Formula E, the team has announced that it will continue with the same driver lineup of Andre Lotterer and Pascal Wehrlein. The team has achieved moderate success across the series' seventh season, and looks to only improve from season eight onward. On a number of occasions both drivers have been within …
Continue to the full articlePorsche’s Formula E squad again secures hearty points haul in London EPrix
This weekend Porsche had yet another successful attempt at the Formula E doubleheader. This time the E-Prix was held in London, and for an interesting twist it was held partially inside and partially outside of a large building, the ExCeL track in East London's historic Docklands district. Sadly the points didn't help much, as Porsche was …
Continue to the full articlePorsche and Pascal Wehrlein nab stellar Formula E results in Mexico, lose out on minor rules infractions
Porsche doesn't do things by half measure. When the company decides it is going to get into racing, that's because it has decided to win that series, that championship, and that race. It will pull out all of the stops to make victories happen, no matter what. It may take a few years of development and spending and engagement in a series to find its …
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