Porsche extends Formula E commitment
RIYADH: Porsche and Formula E have announced that the sports car manufacturer has extended its involvement in the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship through to Season 12 in 2025/2026.
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IMI Mau Adakan Balapan Porsche di Mandalika, Dilangsungkan 8 Putaran
Ketua Umum Ikatan Motor Indonesia (IMI) Bambang Soesatyo menuturkan IMI bersama Superstars Motorsport Indonesia akan menggelar kejuaraan balap Porsche Sprint Challenge Indonesia (PSCI) di Sirkuit Internasional Mandalika. Porsche Sprint Challenge Indonesia merupakan balap one make race menggunakan mobil Porsche 911 GT3 Cup.
Treat for local fans as Berlin set for Formula E double-header
Formula E fans at the historic Tempelhof Airport Circuit in Berlin this weekend will, for the first time in championship history, get to cheer a German team and driver at the top of the standings going into the 2023 SABIC Berlin E-Prix double-header.
Porsche's race to 2026 is run: Unrealistic demands ended German carmaker's F1 entry hopes
Porsche's re-entry into Formula 1 had been one of the biggest talking points throughout 2022. Rumours of a collaboration with a leading team quickly raced up and down the paddock, eventually confirming that the German automaker was in talks with its Austrian neighbours, Red Bull Racing.
'Racing in Cape Town': A nice ring to it for Porsche duo who take on uncharted E-Prix circuit
Tag Heuer Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein leads the Formula E championship standings and will be looking to extend his advantage come the end of Saturday's race in Cape Town in a first visit to the Western Cape city for both the sport and for the German driver.
Pascal Wehrlein: The forgotten F1 driver now setting Formula E alight with Porsche
Pascal Wehrlein has almost done it all in motorsport. From tasting the highs of success to not being a team's pick, the German has experienced the best and worst of a sport he loves.
Porsche Says Talks With Red Bull To Enter Formula One Fail
Porsche said Friday its negotiations with Red Bull for a partnership that would allow the German luxury carmaker to enter Formula One have failed. "Both companies have jointly come to the conclusion that these talks will not continue," Porsche said in a statement. No details had been given about the deal but reports had suggested that it would involve Porsche buying a 50 percent stake in Red Bull's team and become engine suppliers. Friday's statement came as a surprise as a deal by Porsche had been seen as imminent after fellow German automobile giant Audi announced that it will become an engine supplier in Formula One for the first time in the 2026 season.
Porsche's 2026 F1 entry at risk as Red Bull 'is nervous' over reported 50% buyout
Red Bull's highly anticipated works deal with Porsche for 2026 and beyond is at risk of falling through.