Formula E Returns to Miami After 10-Year Hiatus

Formula E is set to return to Miami for the Miami E-Prix at Homestead-Miami Speedway, marking its first appearance since 2015. The event will host its 137th race, with Oliver Rowland from Nissan leading the championship standings, followed by rookie Taylor Barnard of NEOM McLaren. This year's race is significant as it will be the first to take place at a permanent track, allowing for more overtaking opportunities compared to the previous street circuit format. DHL is playing a crucial role in logistics for the event, transporting the new GEN3 Evo cars and equipment, which are designed for high-speed performance. The race will feature five drivers who competed in the inaugural Miami race, showcasing the evolution of the series over the past decade. Overall, the Miami E-Prix is expected to highlight the advancements in electric racing and the competitive spirit of the championship.