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Jaguar commits to Formula E until 2030
The British manufacturer announced its decision to leave Formula E ahead of this weekend’s Monaco E-Prix after reaching its 100-race milestone in Tokyo earlier this year.
Jaguar’s entry into Formula E in 2016 marked its return to single-seaters since leaving Formula 1 in 2004, with the remains of the team sold to Red Bull.
During its time in Formula E, Jaguar achieved 13 wins and finished second in the teams’ standings twice, with driver Mitch Evans being a contender for the title for the past three years.
Although Jaguar hasn’t secured a championship title yet, their powertrain helped customer team Envision win the teams’ title last season, with Jaguar currently leading this year’s standings.
Jaguar’s team principal, James Barclay, expressed pride in their competitive team and highlighted their commitment to Formula E as an integral part of the brand’s future in electric racing.
