Formula E has today published the schedule for season six of the FIA Formula E Championship, featuring new venues in the centre of Seoul and London as part of the longest and most comprehensive calendar to date.
Lucas Di Grassi scoops the win in Berlin in a home race for Audi while Nissan e.dams Sebastien Buemi settles for second ahead of reigning champion and DS Techeetah driver Jean-Eric Vergne in third.
Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag admits he would not want to see a single team dominate the series, as is the case in Formula 1.
Nissan e.dams Sebastien Buemi to start the Berlin E-Prix on Pole followed by HWA's Stoffel Vandoorne and home race hero's Audi Sport Abt Schaeffler's Lucas di Grassi in third.