Jaden Smith says Formula E will one day be more popular than Formula One
Jaden Smith says he believes Formula E racing will one day be more popular than Formula One, but that people will continue to drive petrol-based cars “for fun”.
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Dortmund striker Haller has operation after tumor found
DORTMUND, Germany: Borussia Dortmund striker Sébastien Haller has undergone a successful operation on a testicular tumor and will be out for at least “a couple of months,” sporting director Sebastian Kehl said Wednesday. Haller signed for Dortmund from Ajax on July 6 for 31 million euros ($31.5 million) but had to leave a pre-season training camp 12 days later for treatment after the tumor was found. Kehl said Haller’s operation was successful but added the next steps in his treatment were still not fully clear.
Formula E partners with SABIC ahead of London E-Prix
RIYADH: Saudi chemical industry giant SABIC has announced the launch of a major long-term sponsorship deal and innovation partnership with Formula E, the world’s first net-zero sport since inception.
Formula E: Alberto Longo discusses hopes for support series to championship
Formula E co-founder Alberto Longo has confirmed that plans are in place to bring in support series for the championship and that they are a priority, though they might not happen as early as the next couple of years.
Formula E's coming home - 5 talking points ahead of World Championship's London double-header this weekend
The ABB FIA Formula E World Championship comes rolling into London this week for the electric-racing Championship’s flagship race in the capital. The Championship is set to bring the wheel-to-wheel action to London’s Docklands with a unique track which will go through the ExCeL London.
Toto Wolff gives honest update on Nyck de Vries' F1 chances
Toto Wolff has said that Mercedes will have to think about letting Nyck de Vries go if they cannot offer him a more solid F1 opportunity soon.
Ferrari quickest at French Grand Prix second session, Carlos Sainz ahead with Charles Leclerc second
Carlos Sainz was fastest in the second practice session at the French Grand Prix. Friday’s latter session saw the Spaniard recover from a fire at the Austrian Grand Prix, and put down the best time of the day of 1:32.527. Ad/> He was followed by his teammate Charles Leclerc, who was quickest in the first session.
Mercedes cannot really help de Vries to F1, says Wolff
Mercedes cannot do much to help Nyck de Vries secure a Formula One drive and may let him go, team boss Toto Wolff said after the Dutch reserve replaced Lewis Hamilton in first Friday practice at the French Grand Prix.