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Remind me to do a thread of why you should like all the FE drivers tomorrow (you should like them all, they are dead good)
Right then. In current championship order, which means short ones to the front.
Nyck de Vries: a man so polite he got himself a penalty in Berlin for putting his broken car away. 2019 F2 champion, factory Mercedes driver, race winner in Diriyah with a clean sweep & title leader
Nyck de Vries: a man so polite he got himself a penalty in Berlin for putting his broken car away. 2019 F2 champion, factory Mercedes driver, race winner in Diriyah with a clean sweep & title leader
Sam Bird: one of only two drivers to compete in every FE race ever, only one to win a race in all seven seasons, last man standing against the title nearly every year, genuinely good bloke. Feels like one of the champions even though he isn't (yet) and now he has a Jaguar 
- Formula E Intro Thread
The new @FIAFormulaE season is underway and I thought I'd make a quick thread summarizing the sport for anyone interested in picking it up. There's a lot to love and now's a great time to jump in, and here's why! ⬇⬇
The new @FIAFormulaE season is underway and I thought I'd make a quick thread summarizing the sport for anyone interested in picking it up. There's a lot to love and now's a great time to jump in, and here's why! ⬇⬇
- What is it?
Formula E is the all-electric sister-sport to Formula 1. The cars race on circuits located in walled-off city streets, the goal behind that to promote the power and potential of electric cars and the environment-conscious technology that powers them.
Formula E is the all-electric sister-sport to Formula 1. The cars race on circuits located in walled-off city streets, the goal behind that to promote the power and potential of electric cars and the environment-conscious technology that powers them.
- How is it different than F1?
For one, Formula E is a contact sport. While not actively encouraged, the cars are made resilient enough to withstand the VERY frequent bumps and scratches. The tight, closed-off city streets leave little room for error. Sometimes, it's total chaos
For one, Formula E is a contact sport. While not actively encouraged, the cars are made resilient enough to withstand the VERY frequent bumps and scratches. The tight, closed-off city streets leave little room for error. Sometimes, it's total chaos
