Formula E

Eleven Sports will screen the ABB Formula E Race at Home Challenge in support of Unicef live to motorsports fans from this Saturday

Pay-television broadcaster StarTimes’s one-season deal for Formula E motor racing rights in sub-Saharan Africa has seen the per-race fee grow almost 20 per cent.

The Formula E electric motor car series has unveiled the introduction of a helmet camera to its broadcast coverage of races

StarTimes, the pay-television broadcaster in sub-Saharan Africa, has signed a deal to broadcast Formula E motor racing in 37 countries across the region

UK public broadcaster the BBC has renewed its rights to the electric car racing series Formula E for the 2019-20 season

German public-service broadcasters ARD and ZDF have expanded their rights deals for the Formula E electric car-racing series

Live motorsport has returned to the BBC with the UK public-service broadcaster acquiring rights to the 2018-19 season of electric car racing series Formula E

Media group Sony Pictures Networks India has struck a two-season extension to its rights deal with the Formula E electric car-racing championship

Italian commercial broadcaster Mediaset has taken up an option to extend its deal for Formula E rights, with its agreement now set to conclude after the 2022-23 season

Switching from Star to Sony last month helped Formula E increase its media-rights value in the Indian subcontinent.

The Formula E electric car-racing series has renewed its partnership with broadcast and production company Little Dot Studios.

Channel 5 has become the new free-to-air rights-holder in the UK for the Formula E electric car-racing world championship, dislodging rival commercial broadcaster ITV.

Channel 5 will dislodge rival UK commercial broadcaster ITV as the free-to-air rights-holder of the Formula E electric car-racing world championship in the country, according to the Current E website.

Electric car-racing championship Formula E has secured a modest rights fee in sub-Saharan Africa from pay-television broadcaster Kwesé Sports.

Spanish public-service broadcaster TVE has acquired rights for the Formula E Championship electric car-racing series.

Motorsport’s Formula E, which began its second season on October 24, seems to be here to stay. All of the key performance indicators from the championship’s inaugural season point to its commercial success, something that has eluded other motorsport challenger series.