Today, the Circuito de Madrid Jarama is hosting a Formula E race for the first time. The historic circuit, which previously staged Formula 1 races from 1968 to 1981, returns to the spotlight as part of the all-electric series.
With limited data available, teams relied heavily on simulator work before taking to the track yesterday. The layout measures 3.9 km and features 14 corners. Dan Ticktum of Cupra Kiro set the fastest time in practice.
