Audi driver Lucas di Grassi is Formula E Champion

• Brazilian wins title in the world’s first all-electric racing series
• Victory on Saturday and seventh place in Sunday’s finale in Montreal
• ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport vice-champions in the teams’ classification

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Formula E in New York: Audi driver di Grassi makes up ground

• Brazilian only ten points behind championship leader going into the finale
• Fourth and fifth places after two comeback drives in New York
• Team mate Daniel Abt struck by great misfortune on both days

Audi driver Lucas di Grassi scored 22 points in both races during the Formula E premiere in New York.

Abt eagerly awaits Formula E’s premiere in New York

It is one of the highlights in the Formula E calendar: this weekend (15/16 July), the electro racing series will take place in New York for the first time and will hold two races in front of the Manhattan skyline. Lucas di Grassi and the ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport team come to the USA as hot pursuers.

The race in the heart of Brooklyn and the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty as an impressive backdrop: The anticipation for Formula E’s first appearance in New York is huge.

Successful Formula E home race for Audi in Berlin

• Lucas di Grassi claims two podium finishes and makes up eleven points
• Daniel Abt also twice in points scoring positions
• ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport inspires fans in Berlin-Tempelhof

One pole position, two podiums and 56 points in total: Team ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport inspired the fans with its strong outing at the home Formula E race on the former airport in Berlin-Tempelhof.

Bungled Saturday at Formula E race in Paris

• Daniel Abt misses sixth place with technical defect on last lap
• Di Grassi remains runner-up in drivers’ standings in spite of difficult weekend
• Squad looks ahead to two home races three weeks from now in Berlin

Team ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport remains without fortune and, consequently, without points in race six of the Formula E season in Paris. Lucas di Grassi is able to maintain his second place in the drivers’ standings but, following Sébastien Buemi’s fifth victory this season, loses ground.

Audi driver Lucas di Grassi keeps crowd in suspense

– Second place for the Brazilian in Formula E race in Monaco
– Daniel Abt scores points for Team ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport as well
– Next Formula E race to be held in Paris next Saturday

Audi factory driver Lucas di Grassi has clinched another podium result in the Formula E electric racing series on the shortened Formula 1 circuit in Monaco, his adopted country, and in round five of the season kept the crowd in suspense up until the end.

Spectacular victory for Audi driver di Grassi in Mexico City

– Audi factory driver takes first victory of the season in Formula E race in Mexico
– Risky race strategy pays dividends for Lucas di Grassi
– Daniel Abt delivers strong fightback from 18th on the grid to finish seventh

Audi factory driver Lucas di Grassi reduces his deficit to championship leader Sébastien Buemi to five points following his first victory of the season in the fourth race of the Formula E season in Mexico City (Mexico). Team mate Daniel Abt scored points again after finishing seventh.

Podium for Audi driver di Grassi in Buenos Aires

– Audi factory driver clinches third place in Formula E race in Argentina
– First pole position for the Brazilian in the electric racing series
– Daniel Abt with comeback drive from grid position 16 to seventh place

Audi factory driver Lucas di Grassi on clinching third place in Buenos Aires (Argentina) maintained his second place in the Formula E standings. His teammate Daniel Abt in race three of the fully electric racing series shone with a comeback drive from grid position 16 to seventh place.

Audi says goodbye with one-two victory

– Di Grassi/Duval/Jarvis in Bahrain in front of Fässler/Lotterer/Tréluyer
– 107th sports car victory and Audi’s best result this season
– Emotional departure from the sports car scene with vice-championship title

Saying goodbye with a bang: Audi achieved an impressive one-two victory in the last race of its Le Mans prototypes in the FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC).

Final pole position for Audi in Bahrain

– Audi in grid position one for the sixth time in nine races
– New lap record in qualifying by Lucas di Grassi
– Audi R18 in rows one and two on the grid

Shining at the end: Lucas di Grassi (BR) and Oliver Jarvis (GB) achieved two personal bests and secured the best possible starting base for Audi at the last sports car event in the company’s history.