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MotoE Series Set to Conclude After 2025: A Major Shift in Electric Racing

MotoE Series to End by 2025 After Seven Seasons - The FIM and Dorna Sports have officially announced that the MotoE series, which has been showcasing all-electric motorcycle racing for seven seasons, will be put on hold following the 2025 season.

Our Take:

This decision marks a significant moment for electric racing in motorsports, reflecting the evolving landscape and perhaps a shift back towards more traditional racing categories. The MotoE series, while pivotal in promoting electric technology, struggled to consistently capture audience interest compared to its petrol-powered counterparts. It will be intriguing to see how this hiatus influences the future of electric racing as other series may fill the void.

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Analyzing Lando Norris' Performance at the Azerbaijan GP: A Strategic Perspective

Andrea Stella, the McLaren team principal, believes that Lando Norris maximized his potential during the Azerbaijan GP, finishing seventh despite facing challenging traffic conditions. Our Take: While it is clear that Norris did not have the race he expected due to tough qualification and race scenarios, it’s crucial to

Norris' Performance in Baku: A Challenge of Traffic and Timing

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Verstappen's Title Challenge: Perfection and Luck Required

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Tsunoda's Tactical Restraint: Prioritizing Championship Over Personal Glory

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Analyzing Lando Norris' Performance at the Azerbaijan GP: A Strategic Perspective

Norris' Performance in Baku: A Challenge of Traffic and Timing

Verstappen's Title Challenge: Perfection and Luck Required

Tsunoda's Tactical Restraint: Prioritizing Championship Over Personal Glory