Formula E anniversary
With 320 km/h and the Geissens through Berlin
When it comes to acceleration and the number of overtaking maneuvers, Formula E makes even Formula 1 look old. This year, the electric spectacle is celebrating its tenth anniversary, and the "Krone" - as well as the German cult family "Die Geissens" - was there live at the anniversary in Berlin.
"Half" an Austrian
The Formula E electric racing series is celebrating its tenth birthday this year. With faster (maximum speed 320 km/h!), lighter, more sustainable cars than ever before. And with a driver line-up that is peppered with ex-Formula 1 drivers such as Pascal Wehrlein, Lucas di Grassi, Jean-Eric Vergne and Stoffel Vandoorne. With Maximilian Günther (who drives for Germany, however), there is also at least "half" an Austrian in the field, as his mother comes from Kleinwalsertal.
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