A technological upgrade and increased manufacture involvement imply that Formula E is facing its biggest season yet according to series founder and CEO Alejandro Agag. The all-electric championship will kick off its fifth year next week in Saudi Arabia where it will showcase a series of significant changes. Formula E's new Gen2 futuristic car will make its race debut, charged by new battery technology that will enable drivers to race a full distance without having to resort to a car swap half-way through an event. Season Five will also see the introduction of a new strategic "attack mode", a feature inspired by the popular Mario Kart video game that will deliver an extra boost of...
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