‘Ground-breaking’ – Formula E’s Gen 3 Evo car pushes the boundaries with 0-60mph time quicker than Max Verstappen’s Red Bull
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The all-electric Formula E World Championship has unveiled its new car design for next season. And it’s safe to say Formula 1 won’t be agreeing to a drag race anytime soon. Currently co

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