Some of the format decisions seem...klunky. Also hope they can get the production sorted, audio, screen info, camera direction was all over the show.
Your location says you're in Germany, but iPlayer has it if you're in the UK (or presumably use a UK VPN): https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episo...-201819-formula-e-championship-santiago-eprix
Judging by the last race it looks like they upload the full race to Youtube the day after, so it might be available later today.
Interestingly, Formula E have the exclusive rights for all-electric vehicles until 2039.. so this could very well become the more relevant series if/when manufacturers sway toward battery power.
Sadly too much like the touring cars on street circuits. Cars are too similar and street circuits are too narrow. Just a procession, maybe that's what we have to expect these days. All the attempts to promote overtaking are silly maybe we should go more towards remote racing where no driver gets hurt in an accident? The crashes could then be spectacular
Were they driver implemented or did those overtakes come from fake advantages? Have they implemented that phone in boost I read about or the in track boost to make the cars go over particular parts of the track?
I don't mind the narrower circuits but I have no idea why they can't do these red flag periods faster: Clear the blockage. Reform cars on grid. Race. Why all this pfaff instead?