DS Penske showcases potential in Formula E Tokyo race
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 2:04 PM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026

The Formula E world championship is hosting a double-header in Tokyo on July 25, featuring a night race on a 2.58km street circuit. This unique setting, which includes 18 corners and full floodlights, presents challenges for drivers, especially with potential rain affecting conditions. Taylor Barnard mentioned the particularly tricky nature of racing at night should inclement weather occur. The event marks a significant moment for the series as it continues to evolve with innovative race formats.
- •Tokyo hosts a double-header Formula E event on July 25.
- •The street circuit spans 2.58km and features 18 corners.
- •Racing occurs at night, presenting unique challenges.
- •Potential rain could further complicate race conditions.
- •Taylor Barnard highlights the difficulty of night racing.
- 2:04 PMAutosport — DS Penske shows potential in Formula E Tokyo opener
"The Formula E world championship is breaking new ground this season with a double-header held at night in the Japanese capital. The 2.58km street circuit, featuring 18 corners and fully floodlit, offers a unique spectacle but also poses a real challenge for the drivers. “At night, and if it rains on top of that, it could get very tricky,” said Taylor Barnard ahead of practice, having ...Keep reading
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