Formula E: Tokyo E-Prix 2025

Formula E (ABB FIA Formula E World Championship) is the world’s first all-electric international single-seater championship. This innovative competition is not only a thrilling event but also addresses sustainable mobility, with the goal of using the race as a means to develop and test future technologies.

What to expect in 2025

For Season 11, the street circuit in the middle of Tokyo Bay promises a new challenge for drivers and a thrilling spectacle for ticketholders as the fastest-accelerating FIA single seaters will this year aim to overcome the narrow twists of downtown Tokyo. The 18 turns of the 2.575km track includes a compact and technical layout including three long straights and three chicane sequences.

Strategically positioned on the outside of Turn 4, the ATTACK MODE activation zone will inject a crucial tactical layer into the race. Further along the circuit, the tight Turns 1 and 2, coupled with the challenging Turns 10 and 11, are anticipated to be key overtaking hotspots, promising plenty of thrilling wheel-to-wheel battles for fans. Adding another dimension to the Saturday action during Round 8, the PIT BOOST feature will introduce significant strategic variables that could provide significant jeopardy for the 22 drivers.

Rounds 8 & 9 of the 2025 Tokyo E-Prix start at 15:05 local time on 17th and 18th May.

The race

Tokyo E-Prix will take place on a track built around Tokyo Big Sight. The race returns in May 2025 as a double-header, with Round 8 taking place on Sat May 17th, and Round 9 on Sun May 18th.

Tickets are now on general sale domestically (Ja) and internationally (En).

On race day, the venue will open at 7:30am. Based on the 2024 schedule, ticket holders would be able to gain access to watch the practice and qualifying events, before the main Tokyo E-Prix race later in the day.

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