Track guide –HKT Hong Kong E-Prix

Number of turns – 10

Track length – 1.85km

Past winners – Sebastien Buemi (Season 3), Felix Rosenqvist (Season 4)

Qualifying record – 1:03.099s - Nelson Piquet Jr 

Lap record – 1:02.947s - Felix Rosenqvist 

After the success of the inaugural Hong Kong E-Prix in Season Three, this year’s event will be expanded to two races, making Hong Kong the first Asian city to host a double-header.

The 1.15mile circuit races around the streets of the Hong Kong's Central Harbourfront, with landmarks such as the International Finance Centre, Hong Kong Observation Wheel and Hong Kong City Hall providing a spectacular backdrop.

Last season's race saw former champion and Renault e.dams driver Sebastien Buemi take the overall chequered flag while Mahindra Racing's Felix Rosenqvist set a lap record of 1m02.947s.

Track guide – 2018 Marrakesh E-Prix

Number of turns – 12

Track length – 2.99km

Past winners – Sebastien Buemi (Season 3), Felix Rosenqvist (Season 4)

Qualifying record – 1:20.355 - Sebastien Buemi

Lap record – 1:19.760 Daniel Abt

Following on from the success of the inaugural Marrakesh E-Prix in Season Three, the race returns to the city for Season Four.

The 2.99km circuit follows the form the Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan - named after the Crown Prince of Morocco - before spilling out onto the streets of Marrakesh's modern hotel district. Located alongside the centuries-old Marrakech Wall, the race takes place just a few minutes from the medina and world-famous souks.

Track guide – 2018 Antofagasta Minerals Santiago E-Prix

Number of turns – 12

Track length – 2.17km

Past winners – Jean-Eric Vergne

Qualifying record – 1:19.161 - Jean-Eric Vergne 

Lap record – 1:18.662 - Jean-Eric Vergne

Formula E makes its debut on the streets of Chile's capital for the 2018 Antofagasta Minerals Santiago E-Prix.

Stretching 1.17km through the city centre, drivers will line up on the grid along Avenue Santa Maria before crossing the river Mapocho. Once across, they'll navigate their way around Plazza Baquedano before cutting through Forestal Park to return to the start/finish line.

Track guide – 2018 Mexico City E-Prix

Number of turns – 17

Track length – 2.093km

Past winners – Lucas di Grassi

Qualifying record – 1:02.867 - Oliver Turvey

Lap record – 1:02.164 - Sebastien Buemi

Formula E returns to the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez in Mexico City for the 2018 Mexico City E-Prix.

The 2.093km layout was created for the arrival of Formula E in 2016, making use of the existing Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez circuit. At over 2500m above sea level, the track is not only the highest in the Formula E calendar but also one of the highest in the world.

Track guide - 2018 CBMM Niobium Punta del Este E-Prix

Number of turns – 20

Track length – 2.785km

Past winners – Sebastien Buemi

Qualifying record – 1:15.011 - Sebastien Buemi

Lap record – 1:17.413 - Sebastien Buemi

 
Making a return to Punta del Este, Formula E brings all-electric street racing back to the picturesque Playa Brava Beach for the 2018 CBMM Niobium Punta del Este E-Prix.

The 2.785km circuit hugs the coast before doubling back on itself. With 20 turns, "it’s the most unique track," said winner Sebastien Buemi. "With a lot of quick, tight chicanes. It’s a very high-speed circuit, which I enjoy." Located on the sun-drenched southeastern peninsula of Uruguay, Punta del Este has been a popular coastal location since the early 20th century. 

Having played host to Formula E in Season One and Two, Punta del Este saw TECHEETAH's Jean-Eric Vergne on pole in his first ever Formula E race in 2014 while Renault e.dams' Sebastien Buemi took the top step on the podium. Season Two saw former champion Nelson Piquet Jn. crash out in spectacular fashion while Buemi held onto his title as the race winner for the second consecutive year. Will he be able to claim his hattrick this year?

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Track guide – 2018 CBMM Niobium Rome E-Prix presented by Mercedes EQ

Number of turns – 21

Track length – 2.84km 

Past winners – N/A

Qualifying record – N/A

Lap record – N/A

For the first time ever, fully-electric single-seater street racing comes to the Italian capital.

The Circuito Cittadino dell’EUR will be the second longest track in the calendar at 2.84km in length. With a total of 21 turns, the start/finish line is located on Via Cristoforo Colombo, with the cars will racing around the Obelisco di Marconi, against the backdrop of the iconic Colosseo Quadrato.

Track guide – 2018 Qatar Airways Paris E-Prix

Number of turns – 14

Track length – 1.9km

Past winners – Sebastien Buemi

Qualifying record – 1:02.171 - Sebastien Buemi

Lap record – 1:01.359 - Lucas di Grassi

Paris - The City of Light – is one of the most famous in the world. France is the country where motorsport as we know it today was created and the city itself is part of that history. At just 1.9 kilometres, the track is the shortest in the calendar. The race takes place around the historic Les Invalides complex, where the crowd will have plenty of local heroes to cheer on.

Track guide – 2018 Berlin E-Prix

Number of turns – 10

Track length – 2.37km (1.47miles)

Past winners – Sebastien Buemi (Season 2), Sebastien Buemi (Season 3, Round 1), Felix Rosenqvist (Season 3, Round 2) 

Qualifying record – 1:07.805 - Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing 

Lap record – 1:07.670 - Jose Maria Lopez, DS Virgin Racing  

Returning to Berlin for the fourth year running, Round Nine of the Championship will take place on a specially designed circuit at Tempelhof Airport.

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Track guide – 2018 Julius Baer Zurich E-Prix 

Number of turns – 11

Track length – 2.46km

Past winners – N/A

Qualifying record – N/A

Lap record – N/A

For the first time in 60 years, circuit racing returns to Switzerland in the form of the inaugural Zurich E-Prix on June 10.

With the track measuring 2.46km long, all ten teams and 20 drivers will race along the lakeside, past the Arboretum - the home of the Allianz E-Village festival - before bearing left, into the historic city centre and looping back to the start/finish line in front of Enge harbour.

Just two rounds from the end of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship, expect records and rivalries to be settled on Zurich's harbourfront. 

Track guide - 2018 Qatar Airways New York City E-Prix

Number of turns – 14

Track length – 2.45km

Past winners – Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing

Qualifying record – 1:02.806 - Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing 

Lap record – 1:02.423 - Felix Rosenqvist, Mahindra Racing

The 2018 Qatar Airways New York City E-Prix sees all-electric racing return to the neighbourhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn for the second year running. Featuring stunning views of the iconic Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty, the waterfront location will host the double-header season finale, bringing Season Four of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship to a close, with a new champion crowned. 

Featuring an even longer track than last season, spanning 1.52-miles (2.45-km), the drivers will race along the waterfront, in front of fans and families, lining the track. Who will win? Join us to find out. With the competition closer than ever, it's all still to play for.

Track guide - 2018 Qatar Airways New York City E-Prix

Number of turns – 14

Track length – 2.45km

Past winners – Sam Bird, DS Virgin Racing

Qualifying record – 1:02.080 - Pierre Gasly, Renault e.dams 

Lap record – 1:02.080 - Pierre Gasly, Renault e.dams 

The 2018 Qatar Airways New York City E-Prix sees all-electric racing return to the neighbourhood of Red Hook, Brooklyn for the second year running. Featuring stunning views of the iconic Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty, the waterfront location will host the double-header season finale, bringing Season Four of the ABB FIA Formula E Championship to a close, with a new champion crowned. 

Featuring an even longer track than last season, spanning 1.52-miles (2.45-km), the drivers will race along the waterfront, in front of fans and families, lining the track. Who will win? Join us to find out. With the competition closer than ever, it's all still to play for.