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Formula E unveils 2018/19 calendar

Daniel Herrero
Daniel Herrero
8 Jun 2018
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8 Jun 2018
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Formula E unveils 2018/19 calendar

Formula E organisers have released the 2018/19 calendar

The Formula E Championship is set to be decided over 13 races and 12 events in 2018/19.

The calendar, released at the June World Motor Sport Council meeting, features three slots yet to be confirmed.

One of those is Switzerland, where motor racing makes a historic return with this Sunday’s Formula E race, which is marked as “subject to ASN approval, circuit homologation and final approval of the city” for next season.

The others are a fully unspecified slot for Race 3 on January 26 and a race in China on March 23.

That March 23 race is set to take place a fortnight after the Hong Kong event, which reverts to a single race and loses its season-opening status.

The recently announced Riyadh race now starts the season, its date having been confirmed with the calendar release as December 15.

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Marrakesh continues as the second event, on the same weekend as the current season, while Mexico City, Rome, Paris, and Berlin, also occupy similar positions.

Monaco returns as Race 9 as per its biennial rotation, without word as to whether or not Formula E will run on the full grand prix circuit for the first time.

Santiago and Punta del Este, which returned to the calendar this season as a stand-in for Sao Paulo, are out and Sao Paulo itself also does not feature on the current version of the 2018/19 calendar.

New York again closes the season with what becomes the only double-header.

The 13 races make for what is set to be the longest season in Formula E’s by then five-year history after Montreal’s event was axed by the city’s mayor last December.

In a change to the event format, races will be timed at 45 minutes rather than running to a prescribed lap count.

There will also be a unique new boost mode accessed by driving over an ‘activation zone’.

The 2018/19 season will be the first to feature a new car, with the Gen2 model eliminating the need for mid-race car swaps.

HWA AG’s arrival boosts the grid to 11 teams and 22 cars, while Felipe Massa is a high-profile signing for Venturi.

2018/19 Formula E Calendar

Rnd City Country Date
1 Riyadh* Saudi Arabia Dec 15
2 Marrakesh Morocco Jan 12
3 TBA TBA Jan 26
4 Mexico City Mexico Feb 16
5 Hong Kong China Mar 10
6 TBA China Mar 23
7 Rome Italy Apr 13
8 Paris France Apr 27
9 Monaco* Monaco May 11
10 Berlin Germany May 25
11 Zurich** Switzerland Jun 9
12 New York City USA Jul 13
13 New York City USA Jul 14

*Subject to circuit homologation

** Subject to ASN approval, circuit homologation and final approval of the city

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