MAHINDRA RACING IN NUMBERS

Each race weekend this season you’ll see Alexander, Alex and their two M7Electros (Simsulator and Shakti) head out on track to compete in the world’s best motorsport (no bias here!). But what does it take to get them on the grid and how many people are involved in the process? We decided to break it down.

1

logistics person

team principal

systems engineering station

dangerous goods box

chief mechanic

drivers

cars

tyre people

data stations 

air freight containers

2

3

mechanics per car

-star Sustainability Accreditation from the FIA

car boxes for transportation between races

4

5

reusable cups worth of coffee per team member on a race day (at least!)

1

logistics person

team principal

systems engineering station

dangerous goods box

chief mechanic

2

drivers

cars

tyre people

data stations 

air freight containers

3

mechanics per car

-star Sustainability Accreditation from the FIA

4

car boxes for transportation between races

5

reusable cups worth of coffee per team member on a race day (at least!)

Mahindra, Powered by ZF, powertrains – each comprising an MGU, inverter and gearbox

8

26

computer monitors

headsets/comms devices at the track

29

8

Mahindra, Powered by ZF, powertrains – each comprising an MGU, inverter and gearbox

26

computer monitors

29

headsets/comms devices at the track

65

people in the whole team

number of FIA Formula E races contested by Mahindra Racing

69

65

people in the whole team

69

number of FIA Formula E races contested by Mahindra Racing

450ml

of Shell E-Fluid lubricating each gearbox

steps walked by the PR team on a single race day

22,514

450ml

of Shell E-Fluid lubricating each gearbox

22,514

steps walked by the PR team on a single race day