Green Sports News
  • Home
  • Stadium Sports
  • Outdoor
  • Racing
  • Brands
  • Contact
  • English
  • Spanish
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Stadium Sports
  • Outdoor
  • Racing
  • Brands
  • Contact
  • English
  • Spanish
No Result
View All Result
Green Sports News
No Result
View All Result
Home General

Sao Paulo Met Formula E’s Expectations

March 30, 2023
In General
Sao Paulo Met Formula E’s Expectations
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linkedin

The Sao Paulo E-Prix more than fulfilled the expectations generated by the first race in the history of Formula E on Brazilian territory. There were 114 mind-blowing overtakes in just 35 laps that capped off a great celebration of motorsport.

Before Brazil, Jaguar‘s Mitch Evans had his best result by finishing seventh in Diriyah and despite winning in São Paulo, he still only occupies ninth place in the Drivers’ World Championship.

“I needed this win, to be honest – I needed a good result to get my season going. Things happen and we have to keep pushing forward. There are some really fast cars out there, obviously. The DS’ and now we’re starting to put pressure on Porsche who have been strong from the start – it’s really wide open,” said the Sao Paulo winner.

For his part, teammate Sam Bird took his second third place of Season 9 during the race weekend. The 2.933-kilometer street circuit provided the drivers with some interesting track surfaces to overtake rivals. From potholes to different types of concrete were some of the track conditions the racers had to deal with.

Several drivers had great performances during the Brazilian race, but definitely stands out the TAG Heuer Porsche of Pascal Wehrlein, by overtaking 11 places.

The championship leader finished in seventh place, but put on a great show with the comeback he made from his grid start. The TCS Racing Jaguar of Sam Bird also amazed the fans after starting in tenth place and finishing on the podium.

Related content:Ticktum y Sette Camara conforman dupla con potencial para NIO 333

Accidents

Other drivers were not as fortunate to be at the front of the field. For example, Norman Nato was out after just the first lap after a collision with the NEOM McLaren duo.

One of the most affected was Jake Dennis of Avalanche Andretti, when he was hit by Dan Ticktum’s NIO 333, but he still retains second place in the Drivers’ World Championship.

Formula E moves to Europe for the doubleheader on April 22-23 at the iconic Berlin E-prix.

Tags: Electric carsElectric MobilityFormula ESustainability
Previous Post

Extreme E Unveils ENOWA Hydrogen Fuel Cell Performance

Next Post

Extreme E to Host Scottish X Prix in a Former Coal Mine

Antonio Vilela

Antonio Vilela

Related Posts

English Football League Expands “Green Clubs” Initiative for Sustainable Future
General

English Football League Expands “Green Clubs” Initiative for Sustainable Future

August 20, 2025
WES Trentino Round: Gilloux logra doblete mientras Schneitter ganó en el segundo día
General

WES Trentino Round: Gilloux gets the double while Schneitter wins on Day 2

June 5, 2024
General

Extreme E Racing for All: What it is and What it’s About

August 13, 2025
Porsche Taycan Turbo GT to Become New Formula E Safety Car
General

Porsche Taycan Turbo GT to Become New Formula E Safety Car

May 9, 2024
DTM Star to Participate in Formula E Rookie Test
General

DTM Star to Participate in Formula E Rookie Test

May 8, 2024
Formula E Expects to Add More Manufacturers for GEN4 Era
General

Formula E Expects to Add More Manufacturers for GEN4 Era

May 2, 2024
Next Post
Extreme E to Host Scottish X Prix in a Former Coal Mine

Extreme E to Host Scottish X Prix in a Former Coal Mine

Yokohama Rubber Announced as Official Tyre Partner to Extreme H
Racing

Yokohama Rubber Announced as Official Tyre Partner to Extreme H

September 15, 2025
Rossignol: Skiing Toward a Greener Future
Outdoor

Rossignol: Skiing Toward a Greener Future

September 11, 2025
Puma’s Sprint Toward Sustainability
Brands

Puma’s Sprint Toward Sustainability

September 9, 2025
Powering the NFL with Solar & Wind
Stadium Sports

Powering the NFL with Solar & Wind

September 7, 2025
Nico Rosberg: From Formula 1 Champion to Climate Innovator
Racing

Nico Rosberg: From Formula 1 Champion to Climate Innovator

September 5, 2025
Adidas Kicks Off a Greener Future: Innovation at the Crossroads of Sport and Sustainability
Brands

Adidas Kicks Off a Greener Future: Innovation at the Crossroads of Sport and Sustainability

September 4, 2025
How Climate Change is Reshaping the Future of Sports Worldwide
Outdoor

How Climate Change is Reshaping the Future of Sports Worldwide

September 3, 2025
Cascais Swim: Pioneering Sustainability in Open Water Marathon Swimming
Outdoor

Cascais Swim: Pioneering Sustainability in Open Water Marathon Swimming

September 2, 2025

Green Sports News is your go-to source for the intersection of sports and sustainability.
From electric racing to eco-conscious football clubs, we cover the athletes, teams, and technologies driving the future of sport.

Our mission is to spotlight innovation, environmental action, and game-changing stories across the global sports arena.

Linkedin Whatsapp Instagram X-twitter Youtube Facebook
Browse by Category
  • Stadium Sports
  • Outdoor
  • Racing
  • Brands
Links
  • Privacy Policy

Newsletter

Subscribe to our mailing list to receive Monthly updates direct to your inbox!
  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

© 2025 Copyright Green Sports News. Web Design Imagina la web

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Stadium Sports
  • Outdoor
  • Racing
  • Brands
  • Contact
  • English
  • Spanish

© 2025 Copyright 2025 Copyright Green Sports News by Web Design Imagina la web

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.