The cars are charged and the drivers are ready to put on a thrilling show in Miami, as the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship kicks off Round 5 at the Miami E-Prix , scheduled for Saturday, April 12. The Homestead-Miami Speedway is set for a mind-blowing adventure as 11 Formula E teams take to the track in their Gen3 Evo cars, proving that sustainability and high-speed action can go hand in hand.
All about the Miami E-Prix
The race at Homestead-Miami Speedway consists of 26 laps. The double U-shaped circuit spans 3.551 km and was the venue for the very first Formula E race held in the United States.
Miami E-Prix Schedule
The Miami E-Prix takes place over two days. After the drivers will test their cars at the 40-minute-long first Free Practice on Friday, April 11 at 4:30 pm (local time), the second day has a packed schedule.
Miami E-Prix Day 2 schedule
Second Free Practice: Saturday, April 12 at 7:30 AM (40 minutes)
Qualifying: Begins at 9:40 AM and ends at 11:03 AM
Race: Starts at 2:05 PM and runs for approximately 55 minutes
Weather
It’s summertime in Miami, with average highs around 30°C. For race day, however, conditions are expected to be sunny, with a maximum of 27°C and a minimum of 18°C. Humidity will be around 40%, and wind speeds will range between 15–16 km/h. Rain is not expected on Saturday.
How to Watch Miami E-Prix
Fans can catch the Free Practice live stream on the Race Centre or the official Formula E YouTube channel.
In India and some other South Asian countries, it will be telecasted on the Sony Sports Network. In Australia, it will be available on Stan. Sport channel. In the US, the race will be telecasted on CBS, Roku and several other channels. In the UK, it will be available on itv and those in Europe can watch the race on EuroSport.
Preview
At the Miami E-Prix, Nissan is firmly in control — both as a factory team and a powertrain supplier. Oliver Rowland leads the charge for the works outfit, while Taylor Barnard holds second place in the Nissan-powered McLaren.
Five drivers including Sébastien Buemi, Lucas di Grassi, Jean-Éric Vergne, António Félix da Costa, and Sam Bird are returning to Miami after competing in Formula E’s inaugural season a decade ago. Back then, it was Nico Prost who claimed victory for e.dams — the team that would eventually evolve into Nissan. Now, as the series returns to Miami, Nissan is eyeing a unique achievement: back-to-back wins on the same circuit, ten years apart.
All about the Miami E-Prix
The race at Homestead-Miami Speedway consists of 26 laps. The double U-shaped circuit spans 3.551 km and was the venue for the very first Formula E race held in the United States.
Miami E-Prix Schedule
The Miami E-Prix takes place over two days. After the drivers will test their cars at the 40-minute-long first Free Practice on Friday, April 11 at 4:30 pm (local time), the second day has a packed schedule.
Miami E-Prix Day 2 schedule
Second Free Practice: Saturday, April 12 at 7:30 AM (40 minutes)
Qualifying: Begins at 9:40 AM and ends at 11:03 AM
Race: Starts at 2:05 PM and runs for approximately 55 minutes
Weather
It’s summertime in Miami, with average highs around 30°C. For race day, however, conditions are expected to be sunny, with a maximum of 27°C and a minimum of 18°C. Humidity will be around 40%, and wind speeds will range between 15–16 km/h. Rain is not expected on Saturday.
How to Watch Miami E-Prix
Fans can catch the Free Practice live stream on the Race Centre or the official Formula E YouTube channel.
In India and some other South Asian countries, it will be telecasted on the Sony Sports Network. In Australia, it will be available on Stan. Sport channel. In the US, the race will be telecasted on CBS, Roku and several other channels. In the UK, it will be available on itv and those in Europe can watch the race on EuroSport.
Preview
At the Miami E-Prix, Nissan is firmly in control — both as a factory team and a powertrain supplier. Oliver Rowland leads the charge for the works outfit, while Taylor Barnard holds second place in the Nissan-powered McLaren.
Five drivers including Sébastien Buemi, Lucas di Grassi, Jean-Éric Vergne, António Félix da Costa, and Sam Bird are returning to Miami after competing in Formula E’s inaugural season a decade ago. Back then, it was Nico Prost who claimed victory for e.dams — the team that would eventually evolve into Nissan. Now, as the series returns to Miami, Nissan is eyeing a unique achievement: back-to-back wins on the same circuit, ten years apart.
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