Formula E Features

When did esports become so serious? Daniel Abt's Audi contract termination for his misguided but otherwise harmless esports indiscretion set a concerning precedent 

Crash.net has been unveiling its top 100 drivers and riders from across the motorsport world from 2019 over the past five days - but who was #1? Find out below as our ranking comes to a close... 20. Maverick Vinales - 3rd in MotoGP

Crash.net is unveiling its top 100 drivers and riders from across the motorsport world from 2019 with a countdown on each day until New Year’s Eve! Check back tomorrow for the top 60-41 entries, and let us know in the comments if we’ve made the right choices.

Crash.net is unveiling its top 100 drivers and riders from across the motorsport world from 2019 with a countdown on each day until New Year’s Eve! Check back tomorrow for the top 80-61 entries, and let us know in the comments if we’ve made the right choices.

Jean-Eric Vergne is at the peak of his powers, and by his own assessment, is driving better than ever before in his career.

With the motorsport season now in full flow across the majority of championships, the action will be non-stop in May. Here’s your full guide and top picks for motorsport on this May. Formula E Monaco ePrix – May 11

Formula E will surge past the midway mark of the 2018/19 season following the conclusion of this weekend’s Rome E-Prix.

With the Formula 1 and MotoGP seasons now underway, attention turns to the early part of their championship fights through April on opposite sides of the globe - but there’s also action in IndyCar, Super Formula and the British Superbike Championship to tune in to.

The FIA Formula E Championship returns to action this weekend for the third round of the 2018/19 season, the Santiago E-Prix.

Having missed tuning in to Formula E’s Season 5 opener in Saudi Arabia last month as part of the post Formula 1 season wind-down, Saturday’s Marrakesh E-Prix was my first taste of the all-electric series’ Gen2 era – and boy, did it deliver.

The sun has set on 2018 and the world of motorsport is gearing up for a brand new year of racing across both four and two wheels.

Crash.net is unveiling its top 100 drivers and riders from across the motorsport world from 2018 with a countdown on each day until New Year’s Eve! Check back tomorrow for the top 40-21 entries, and let us know in the comments if we’ve made the right choices.

Crash.net is unveiling its top 100 drivers and riders from across the motorsport world from 2018 with a countdown on each day until New Year’s Eve! Check back tomorrow for the top 60-41 entries, and let us know in the comments if we’ve made the right choices.

Crash.net is unveiling its top 100 drivers and riders from across the motorsport world from 2018 with a countdown on each day until New Year’s Eve! Check back tomorrow for the top 80-61 entries, and let us know in the comments if we’ve made the right choices.

The new FIA Formula E season kicks off in Saudi Arabia this weekend with the Ad Diriyah E-Prix, marking the beginning of a new era for the all-electric series.

2018 has been a whirlwind year for Alexander Albon. It started with uncertainty, and has ended with an unexpected call up to Formula 1.

And so another bright talent of the Formula 1 world prepares to bid farewell to the grandest stage in motorsport.

It’s happening. There’s no going back (for now, at least). In the coming days and weeks, we will see Halo make its full debut in Formula 1 as 2018 car designs are unveiled, before pre-season testing kicks off in Barcelona on February 26.

Audi driver Daniel Abt has accused his Formula E rivals of cheating the series’ FanBoost voting system, believing it is a “catastrophe” that drivers are able to win it through unfair means.

Felix Rosenqvist is known for his ability to race anything and everything, leading to his Daytona debut this weekend.

Formula E has stood out for its groundbreaking efforts in motorsport since its race debut in 2014, but it made another revolutionary step last week - one that came off-track. For the first time in its history, the FIA agreed to let a single-seater championship have a title partner.

There may not have been much in the way of major breaking Formula 1 news over the Christmas holiday period, yet in the world of social media, two of the sport’s biggest stars have been making waves.

While the summer break may be a time for Formula 1 to cool down and take stock of the season that has unfolded thus far, the sport’s bosses will be quietly mulling over not only what the second half of the year will bring, but also what lies far beyond that.

Last week was a significant one for global motorsport chiefly because of two major announcements. As of 2019, Mercedes and Porsche will both be racing in Formula E. It’s time to get with the times, folks. The future is electric.