After three races in two weeks, the ABB FIA Formula E she took another couple of weeks before contesting the fourth round at Hyderabad. It is the first time that Formula E will race in India, and it is the first round of an FIA World Championship after the last Indian Grand Prix of Formula 1 of 2013.
The circuit
The Hyderabad route winds its way inside the city of the same name, in the area of Secretariat complex, passing through the Lumbini Park. Composed of 18 corners, 10 to the right and 8 to the left, the circuit is 2.835 meters long. Compared to the standard circuit, used in 2022 for the Indian Racing League – contested using Wolf GB08 Thunders, also used in the Italian Sports Prototype Championship – Formula E has added a small chicane in turn 1.
Championship
Championship situation before Hyderabad E-Prix sees lead pascal wehrlein for TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team with 68 points. Jake dennis (Avalanche Andretti Formula E) is in second position at 62, followed by Sébastien Buemi (Envision Racing) to 31. At the moment the championship seems to be a two-way affair, but let's always remember that Formula E is an unpredictable championship. Everything can change from one race to another, and such a large gap between Dennis and Buemi can be filled in one race. In fact, remember that in a weekend you can accumulate a maximum 29 points (25 for the win, 3 for the pole and 1 with the fastest lap).
As for the constructors' championship, Avalanche Andretti Formula E leads on 76 points, with TAG Heuer Porsche Formula E Team at 74. In third place we find NEOM McLaren Formula E Team and 53.
We remind you that the updated rankings are always available here.
Times and how to see the race
The format for a weekend without a double-header, as in the case of Hyderabad, includes two free practices, qualifying and the race. The first free practice sessions will take place on 10 February pm 11:55, with direct on SportMediaset.it and on channels YouTube of Formula E.
The second free practice will take place on11 February 3:35 in the morning, always with direct on SportMediaset.it and on Youtube channel of Formula E. Qualifying will follow at 6:10, with direct on SportMediaset.it and Sky Sports Arena. The E-Prix will be at 10:30 on Saturday 11 February, with direct on Channel 20 and Sky Sports Arena.
