The Formula E unveils its final calendar for Season 10

The revelation of the calendar for the 10th season of Formula E last October raised several questions. Among them, observers wondered where the two Italian races scheduled for April 2024 would take place. The answer is now known, as both events will be held at the Misano circuit in the Emilia-Romagna region.

The circuit located on the shores of the Adriatic Sea will thus host, for the first time in its history, the electric single-seaters of the Formula E. Mostly known for its MotoGP races, the 4-kilometer long circuit was named Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli in 2011, following the death of the Italian motorcycle rider that same year.

Since Italy joined the FE calendar in 2018 for season 4, all the races have been held on the urban circuit of Rome, except for season 6 in 2020, when the events were canceled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The arrival of Misano brings the number of ePrix on permanent circuits to four for season 10. Alongside the Italian circuit, Mexico, Portland, and Shanghai will also host races on circuits designed for competition.

For the last one mentioned, it will also be a first. Known for hosting Formula 1 Grand Prix races, the Shanghai International Circuit will host two races at the end of May, marking the return of Formula E to China, with the last race held in Sanya during the 2019 season 5. As a reminder, it was in China, specifically in Beijing, that the first race in the history of Formula E took place on September 13, 2014.

The calendar for season 10 is composed of 11 destinations, with 6 hosting two races, and a newcomer with the presence for the first time of Japan, where the capital Tokyo will see the Formula E drivers compete for victory on March 30th. With 17 races, the upcoming season will be the longest in history.

Calendar for season 10 of Formula E

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Misano joins Tokyo and Shanghai, along with a double-header in Portland, to complete our historic 17-race calendar for our 10th season.

— ABB FIA Formula E World Championship (@FIAFormulaE) November 22, 2023