Sky Tempesta Racing will take the next step in the young British team's development in this year's GT World Challenge Europe.
Nico Rosberg's team won the inaugural Extreme E weekend by triumphing in the Desert X Prix's final on Sunday.
Nico Rosberg’s X Racing team took victory in the opening round of the inaugural Extreme E season, with Molly Taylor and Johan Kristoffersson making history in the Desert X Prix.
It was a tense start, as the top three teams lined up for the final race in the first ever Extreme E X Prix in the desert of Saudi Arabia.
There was drama in the opening round of Extreme E in Saudi Arabia after Chip Ganassi Racing’s Kyle Leduc collided with ABT CUPRA’s Claudia Hurtgen in the Shootout race, her second big crash of the weekend.
Ahead of the first ever Extreme E race in Saudi Arabia, X44 team owner and 7-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton speaks about the new Championship both on and off the track.
Andretti United driver Catie Munnings says Extreme E is ‘not for the faint-hearted’, after the series made a dramatic start with two crashes in qualifying for the Desert X Prix.
Ever wonder what a racing driver packs when they go away and what it's like for them to see a venue for the first time? Then check out Veloce driver Jamie Chadwick's Extreme E diary for Saudi Arabia.
Extreme E is a brand new Championship, with brand new venues and cars, so how and where do the teams qualify, race and secure Championship points?
Watch the first race start in Extreme E history at the Desert X Prix semi finals, with the desert sand making visibility rather difficult.
With five amazing rounds in the inaugural season of Extreme E, which one are the drivers most looking forward to out of Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Greenland, Brazil or Argentina?
Extreme E added it's third F1 World Champion to the series, after Sky F1's Jenson Button agreed to join as both a team owner and driver.
2016 F1 World Champion Nico Rosberg has started his own Extreme team, Rosberg Xtreme Racing and has brought in two terrific drivers in Molly Young and Johan Kristoffersson.
Lewis Hamilton's X44 team topped Extreme E's first qualifying session after Nico Rosberg's outfit received a time penalty.
Nico Rosberg's RXR team looked to have claimed the qualification top spot at the opening round of Extreme E, but were penalised for speeding, putting the X44 pair of Sébastien Loeb and Cristina Gutiérrez top of the timesheets.
Nico Rosberg's team was just fastest from former F1 rival Lewis Hamilton's in a first qualifying session for Extreme E that featured two big barrel roll crashes.
ABT CUPRA driver Claudia Hürtgen has a huge crash during the opening qualifying session of Extreme E, sending her car into a barrel roll.
During the first qualifying session of Extreme E in Saudi Arabia, Andretti United's Catie Munnings has a hero drive bringing her car back despite a slow puncture on the rear right tyre.
Extreme E is a brand new motor racing series featuring the best drivers in electric SUV's racing in some of the most remote places hit by climate change.
Ahead of the inaugural Extreme E season, racing driver and double amputee Billy Monger test drove the Odyssey 21 and was highly impressed.
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