Mahindra Racing and Automobili Pininfarina are delighted to announce the strengthening of their partnership as they commit to developing new technologies aimed at advancing the world of high-performance electric mobility. The two companies will collaborate on the transfer of motorsport principles and technologies from the race track to the road, in order for Automobili Pininfarina to produce the most sustainable and luxurious electric vehicles in the world.
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Mexico City E-Prix Fast Facts. Mahindra Racing has teamed up with Formula E Stats to bring you five fast facts from the 2020 Mexico City E-Prix.
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Motorsport has always seen great fluctuations in fortunes; from joy to despair, from glory to adversity. It is all part of the rich fabric of why we love it so much. At Mexico City last weekend Mahindra Racing experienced the full range of emotions. A technical challenge was met with preparation, anticipation and fortitude as the team were tested on every level. All this meant that our resident engineering guru was on maximum alert to ensure that the adversity was overcome and that a true ‘Miracle in Mexico’ could be made reality.
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The fourth race of the 2019/20 ABB FIA Formula E Championship took place today in Mexico City. After starting from the back of the grid due to incurring pre-race penalties, both Mahindra Racing drivers showed incredible comeback skills to claw back a combined 28 positions, with Pascal picking up two points for finishing ninth and Jérôme collecting the final point for tenth.
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Round four of the 2019/20 ABB FIA Formula E Championship will take place in Mexico City on Saturday 15 February at the modified 2.606km Autodrómo Hermanos Rodríguez. Mahindra Racing’s Pascal Wehrlein and Jerome D’Ambrosio will be in action for the squad in the #94 and #64 M6Electro’s, with their objectives set firmly on building on the team’s performance so far this season as the all-electric racing series moves to the Americas.
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One word sums up the preparation to manage the infamous Chilean heat in Santiago last weekend: simulation. Dozens of hours of simulation work at Mahindra’s bespoke on-site ‘Driver in the loop’ simulator prepared the Mahindra team to the max as thermal management allied to extracting the best from the M6Electro powertrain in the demanding conditions. We threw a paper cup of chilled water over our resident tech guru The Bright Spark, cooled him down and asked him all about how getting the car and systems chilly in Chile was the overriding theme last Saturday.
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The third race of the 2019/20 FIA Formula E Championship took place today in the Chilean capital of Santiago, with teams competing in the searing South American heat. Mahindra Racing’s Pascal Wehrlein and Jérôme D’Ambrosio fought hard in tough conditions with Pascal finishing just off the podium in fourth to open his points account for the season.
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Mahindra Racing heads to Santiago, Chile, for round three of the 2019/20 ABB FIA Formula E Championship which takes place on Saturday 18 January. Fresh from his double Super Pole appearance last month, Belgian Jérôme D’Ambrosio will be driving his #64 M6Electro which is known as ‘The Godfather’ this season, with his eyes on securing a hat-trick of Super Poles in his season six campaign.
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Taking the motorsport championship to another level, the ABB FormulaE season 6 is here! After Bollywood swept the ABB FormulaE paddock last year, Brodha V and Mahindra Racing are here to get the party started.
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Season Six of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship got underway this weekend with a double-header for the 2019/20 season opener in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. For the second season running, Mahindra Racing’s driver line up will consist of Jérôme D’Ambrosio and Pascal Wehrlein.
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Mahindra Racing is delighted to formally announce that banbutsu has joined its race family ahead of the season opener of the 2019/20 ABB FIA Formula E Championship.
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The Diriyah track was incredibly low grip when the teams headed out for the shakedown session on Thursday. Conditions didn’t improve massively on Friday with official practice beginning just after dawn. The challenge for the Mahindra Racing engineers was to gauge how the circuit would evolve. We grilled our insider, The Bright Spark, to get the lowdown.
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