1nsane wrote:I watched maybe the first 20 minutes and then saw this end crash. It wasn't the most interesting racing so I didn't want to watch a full hour or more of it. The series itself is interesting, and since they run on these street courses, they really could bring this to Finland too. This would propably be a cool event to witness live.
This series just has some silly rules. (Surprise, considering it's run by FIA...). The guy on third place got dropped some places because of "using too much energy". I'm sorry, what? Why not make the batteries small enough so this "using too much energy" won't happen. Use too much, the car stops. But no, let's turn this thing into a calculator match. Oh and the calculators can only use solar power.
Lucky for Heidfeld that the car didn't have time to rotate any more, would have been a nasty ending if the wall was a meter later.
My Formula E cycle:
> At the D-Day, can't watch the race, throwing some "mis-fired" puns
> Seeing the Heidfeld/Prost crash...
>
![Surprised :o](./images/smilies/icon_e_surprised.gif)
...
> Finally downloads the full race
> Formula E is boring they said...
I gave this one a go and it turned out that this race really gave a run for my money for its close racing. Yes, the cars are somewhat slow, but it does provide great racing, even to an extent a car would almost hit someone's rear. The EJ is quite a twist to the race, and the only thing I wanted from him is that I want him to turn on Darude - Sandstorm
no, just kidding
The car change thingy was also interesting to watch. In the end, I really am anticipating to see the second race.