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Inside Mahindra's three-year plan to become a Formula E frontrunner again

With five wins, 10 pole positions and 24 podium finishes, Mahindra Racing can claim to be one of the more successful teams in Formula E. Present since the championship's inception in 2014, it had time and again proved its credentials by taking the fight to some of the best in the…

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Formula E’s Portland debut tipped to create “unique” spectacle

The all-electric series’ only visit to the United States on the 2022-23 calendar features a very different track layout to the typical street tracks that make up the bulk of the schedule, with long straights, fast corners and very few hard braking points.

Motorsport

Iconic track will attract new fans to Formula E - record-breaking speed will keep them

Portland replaces New York City as Formula E returns to USA

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Glasgow call for council to support better wage rise for college lecturers

Lecturers belonging to the union EIS-FELA have been taking strike action over pay.

Glasgow Live

Formula E announce first-ever Tokyo race in expanded 2024 calendar

Japan, Brazil, Indonesia, USA and Mexico all feature on the race plan for season ten

The Independent UK

Ticktum open to offers in "good places" after starring with NIO 333

Ticktum has caught the attention of NIO 333’s rivals in FE’s first season under Gen3 rules, qualifying inside the top five on four occasions and scoring two sixth-place finishes with a powertrain that clearly struggles for efficiency.

Motorsport

Dennis feels his Formula E title challenge is "back alive"

Dennis enjoyed a strong showing in the Indonesian double-header, qualifying on the front row for the first time since the season opener in Mexico City before going on to finish second in each of the two races.

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How Porsche bounced back from Formula E "slump" to win in Jakarta

Porsche had marked itself out as a clear favourite for the title at the beginning of Formula E's Gen3 era, when factory driver Pascal Wehrlein and Andretti ace Jake Dennis locked out the top two spots in Mexico City and Diriyah, with Wehrlein even taking a rare double win in…

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Evans had to be a 'roadblock' to secure Jakarta FE podium

Jaguar suffered an unusually off weekend on Formula E's second visit to Indonesia, with both the factory team and customer Envision squad struggling to contend with the frontrunners on the 2.4km track.

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Evans had to be "roadblock" to secure Jakarta FE podium

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Jakarta E-Prix: Gunther ends drought to give Maserati MSG first win

Gunther had also started Saturday’s opening race in Indonesia from pole position, but showed far superior long-run pace in the second leg of the double header, converting pole into the lead then outduelling Andretti’s Jake Dennis to score his first FE win in three years.

Autosport

Jakarta E-Prix: Gunther wins for Maserati, Wehrlein takes points lead

Gunther had also started Saturday's opening race in Indonesia from pole position, but the German driver showed far superior long-run pace in the second leg of the double-header, outduelling Andretti's Jake Dennis to score his first FE win in three years.

Motorsport

Jakarta E-Prix: Gunther beats Dennis to claim second straight FE pole

Having been unbeaten over a single lap all weekend, Gunther again emerged as the fastest driver of all in Sunday’s qualifying as he set a stellar lap of 1m07.753s to defeat Dennis by over half a second in the finals.

Autosport

DS Penske plays it safe

As has been the case since the start of the season, the driver who took pole position - in this instance, Maximilian Gunther (Maserati) - did not win the race. Instead, the German finished third, ahead of the Penske DS entries of Stoffel Vandoorne and Vergne.

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Cassidy in damage limitation mode as Porsche rivals shine in Jakarta FE

Cassidy struggled to seventh in the first of two FE races in Indonesia, failing to make much in-roads from 10th on the grid in his Jaguar-powered Envision car despite saving his final Attack Mode activation in the hope of a late charge.

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Cassidy in damage limitation mode as Porsche FE rivals shine in Jakarta

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Mahindra explains decision to sign Merhi for Jakarta FE after Rowland split

Mahindra and Rowland came to a “mutual agreement” to part ways last week, one-and-a-half years after the British driver joined the squad for the final Gen2 season in 2022.

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Jakarta E-Prix: Gunther leads Maserati 1-2 in first FE practice

Gunther lapped the 2.4km circuit in the Indonesia capital in 1m08.946s towards the end of the 30-minute session, edging out his team-mate Edoardo Mortara by 0.191s to claim the top spot.

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Wales Online

Children on lower incomes to get free school meals this half term in Wales

Around 115,000 children will benefit from the scheme

Motorsport

Montoya: "De Vries needs more time" amid tough F1 start

A champion in F2 and FE, de Vries joined AlphaTauri after excelling last year in a one-off drive for Williams at Monza, where he finished ninth while deputising for Alex Albon.

Daily Mirror

F1 rising star eyeing Aston Martin opportunity after Lance Stroll close call

Aston Martin have emerged as one of the top F1 teams with Fernando Alonso flying and Lance Stroll also scoring well, leaving one budding star chomping at the bit for some action

The Independent UK

‘Best driver in the world’ needs more than just a Formula One title, claims rival championship boss

The all-electric series’ chief believes Formula E is now on an equal footing with F1 in terms of race strategy and driver quality

The Guardian - UK

Tory youth training policy is a right royal mess

King Charles and the Prince’s Trust arguably did a better job of improving the skills of the under-30s in the last decade than the government

The Guardian - UK

Keir Starmer is right to U-turn on tuition fees. The funds will be better spent elsewhere

Nursery education is in crisis, schools and FE colleges are neglected. Only by funding these properly will Labour improve standards, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Evening Standard

Choosing which GCSE subjects to study? Do some research and go for what you enjoy

Pupils across London are choosing their GCSEs. In this Q&A, teenagers who are sitting the exams this summer offer advice on how to select the best options for you

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