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Long-time Formula E race director Scot Elkins is retiring from the role after the upcoming Miami E-Prix. Elkins, who has been the Formula E race director for the last seven years, will be replaced …
Long-time Formula E race director Scot Elkins is retiring from his role after the upcoming Miami E-Prix. Marek Hanaczewski, who has been deputy race director since Season 8, will take over. Elkins planned to retire at the end of the current season but personal circumstances led to an earlier decision. He expressed gratitude for his time in Formula E and looks forward to continuing work in motorsport, focusing on projects in the USA. Elkins’ exit will see him take on leadership roles in Al Kamel Systems, with Hanaczewski assuming the race director position starting at the Monaco E-Prix in May. Hanaczewski expressed excitement for his new role and gratitude for Elkins’ mentorship as he takes on the responsibility of leading race operations in Formula E.