The IndependentAntonio Felix da Costa admits he is feeling the pressure despite extending his lead at the top of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship with victory in Berlin
Antonio Felix da Costa admits he is feeling the pressure despite extending his lead at the top of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship with victory in Berlin.Da Costa picked up where he left off last time out with a second victory straddled by 158 days as Formula E returned at a behind-closed-doors Berlin Tempelhof – opening a 41-point lead at the top in the process.
The IndependentFormula E live stream: How to watch Berlin E Prix, race calendar, TV channel and championship standings
Formula E returns to action on Wednesday to kick-off its relentless run to complete the 2019/20 season, with six races in nine days all taking place under coronavirus-enforced conditions in Berlin.The German city was initially slated to stage one round of the Formula E season, but with the landscape of the calendar forced to change dramatically following the outbreak of Covid-19, a new schedule was drawn up to create a ‘bio-bubble’ in Berlin where teams and drivers can minimise the risk posed by returning to action.
The IndependentFormula E: Antonio Felix da Costa looking over his shoulder with entire grid in hunt for the championship
DS Techeetah’s Antonio Felix da Costa believes any one of his 23 opponents could win the ABB FIA Formula E Championship title as the series returns today in Berlin Tempelhof.The all-electric championship returns to Tempelhof Airport for the most intense season finale in the history of motorsport with six races in nine days, taking place behind-closed-doors in order to adhere to Covid-19 safety precautions.
