#Extreme E

[slvrarrws]

Molly Taylor (AUS) of E.ON Next Veloce Racing and Mikaela Åhlin-Kottulinsky (SWE) of Rosberg X Racing chatting after the Desert X-Prix (March 11, 2023) Photos by Charly Lopez

[keepthedelta]

underrated hilarious aspect of extreme e is listening to middle aged men thirst over carlos sainz. they're all so horny for him

[wejustvibing]

w.

[feuerspirit]

a little reminder that women's place is wherever they want

[womeninmotorsport]

@andrettixe: In the history books 👏 Last month @catiemunnings jumped into the driver’s seat of the Gen3 @fiaformulae car, becoming the first person EVER to have driven all three of the @extremeelive, @e1series and Formula E vehicles ⚡️🔋 What an accomplishment!

[storm3326]

Extreme E season 4🏎️🏎️

[myimaginarywonderland]

Hey everyone!

It is once again that time that I am begging more people to watch Formula E because this years championship was decided on the last race and could have been won by either of three drivers (two of those being teammates and childhood best friends.)

While there are many problems especially when it comes to safety and drivers health this season, they are all being worked on and hopefully will improve/be gone by next season.

We could have had 5 drivers in contention for this championship with more luck with them being from 3 different teams and two team-mate duos.

So far we have had 16 races this season with 6 double headers (2 races on a weekend.)

We had 8 different race winners and 14 podium sitters.

This season turned around big at the end. Multiple teams were in the fight for the drivers championships.

I know there are many valid criticisms of Formula E and I understand that many people are already invested in other motorsports and might not have the time to check everything out or even follow it regularly but I wish more people would give this sport a chance.

So if you have some time and interest please check it out. For any questions there are multiple guides online or creators you can reach out to!

Anyway, this season was a roller coaster in many ways and while I have a lot of issues, I am incredibly grateful to have been there and seen all the ups and downs.

Until next season!

[tooxmanyxships]

Huh.

I am always completely normal

When it comes to them.

( spoilers RxR won that battle)

[schumigrace]

yall don't understand how badly I wish I was Johan throwing nico around like a sopping wet cat

[nnato]

Catie Munnings during the autograph session by me :) || London ePrix 2023

[slvrarrws]

Molly Taylor (RXR/Veloce) & Catie Munnings (Andretti) on track over the years

[keepthedelta]

we moved on from this too quickly

[wejustvibing]

a great day for 44 🫶🏾

[hunbritta]

I know we all have our opinion about the Sainz family, especially the parents, but it's so great to see Sainz Snr. being happy for his son and then his team ❤️

credit: Extreme E X account

https://x.com/ExtremeELive/status/1703098279439814686?t=zsQ-hWqA-EcjaBczjmxOxA&s=09

[umlewis]

Following three seasons in Extreme E and a championship title in 2022, X44 has announced the team will be leaving the championship ahead of the 2024 campaign.

Following three seasons in Extreme E and a championship title in 2022, X44 has announced the team will be leaving the championship ahead of the 2024 campaign. In a statement, X44 said: "After three years as part of the Extreme E family, we’re today announcing that X44 will be departing the series. We’ve had an incredible three seasons competing as X44, winning multiple races and even a world championship. Thank you to our drivers Cristina, Fraser and Seb, and all our talented teammates who worked hard to help us achieve everything we did. Even more than the results on track, we’re proud to have been part of a bigger conversation about how to make motorsport more sustainable, of our success in giving people from all kinds of backgrounds an opportunity to thrive in this team, and of the legacy our team owner Lewis will leave behind with the Racing for All programme. Although we won’t be competing ourselves in 2024, we’ll be cheering on the series from the sidelines and keeping an eye on the exciting developments at Extreme H. Thank you for all your support." Alejandro Agag, Founder and CEO of Extreme E, said: "We would like to thank Sir Lewis Hamilton and his X44 team for their valued contribution to Extreme E during a successful three seasons in the series. They showcased their credentials on-track with some excellent race wins, not to mention their championship success in Season 2, but have also played a key role in implementing initiatives off-track which focus on gender equality, diversity and inclusion, such as the series’ Racing for All programme. X44 has been a driving force in increasing diversity and representation in the paddock – an ethos Extreme E has shared since day one – and we wish them well for the future."

[landhoe]

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