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Formula E has already delayed the debut of fast-charging by over a year and it’s possible it could be delayed once more, as Sam Smith explains
Foreboding and embarrassment are looming in the Formula E paddock regarding the delayed ‘attack charge’ pitstops. Problems with chargers and infrastructure have led to discussions with the FIA this week. Teams are testing the new boosters in Valencia for their 2024 debut after issues in Mexico City. The timeline is tight to implement the pitstops this season as originally planned for Gen3 vehicles. Formula E CEO highlights the importance of ensuring the technology works well and enhances the sporting format before implementation. The focus is on delivering a robust and safe system that improves the fan experience without complicating the race structure.
