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“Because they’re so narrow, we can always easily race alongside each other even in som places where there’s only space for one or two cars. Our cars are also relatively strong, so we can also touch a little bit and still stay in the race,” adds Lotterer. The city street circuits Formula E races on as a further catalyst to unpredictability. “Imagine being in my shoes in the car,” says Evans.

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