Once again, Formula E Radio will be airing all the action live from the 2018 BMW i Berlin E-Prix on Saturday, May 19.
With a pre-race briefing, live race coverage and a post-race catch-up podcast, you can tune in to all the race action throughout the day or listen in your own time. See below for our full listing and links to the programmes.
LIVE RACE COVERAGE
During the race, our team will present full live commentary throughout, covering all the latest news and action on track, from lights out to the chequered flag. See below for broadcast times and commentator bios. Click the link below to tune in.
Broadcast Times
Saturday, May 19
Qualifying
ON AIR– 13:45 (12:45 BST)
QUALIFYING BEGINS – 14:00 (13:00 BST)
QUALIFYING ENDS – 15:05 (14:05 BST)
OFF AIR – 15:20 (14:20 BST)
Race:
ON AIR – 17:45 (16:45 BST)
RACE STARTS - 18:00 (17:00 BST)
RACE ENDS - 19:05 (18:05 BST)
OFF AIR – 20:15 (19:15 BSToff-airair time may vary)
Commentary Team
Marc Priestley (@f1elvis)– Marc spent 10 years with McLaren Racing, working as Number One Mechanic with the pitstop crew that helped Lewis Hamilton to become World Champion in 2008. Leaving the team in 2009, Mark has built a successful media career, both inside and outside of motor racing.
Harrison Newey (@Harrison_Newey)– Harrison is a British racing driver who made his ADAC Formula 4 debut in 2015, and currently competes in BRDC Formula 4 alongside his ADAC F4 campaign.
Claire Cottingham (@Cla_Cottingham) – Claire is a journalist, presenter and reporter whose knowledge and passion for motorsport has seen her work for a number of established media organisations such as the BBC, ITV and talkSPORT.
Missed it live? No problem - following each race, there will be a special review podcast available via the iTunes store here or click below to catch up on all the action.
Post-race analysis
It was home glory for Daniel Abt at the 2018 BMW i Berlin E-Prix. The German pulled off the perfect day, securing maximum points by landing pole position, fastest lap, and of course the all-important victory.
It was also a historic day for his team Audi Sport who claimed their first 1-2, with teammate Lucas di Grassi coming home in second, while Championship leader Jean-Éric Vergne strengthened his position at the top of the standings by finishing third.
We hear from all three as Marc Priestley, Harrison Newey and Claire Cottingham bring you all the key reaction and analysis to Round Nine of the 2017/18 ABB FIA Formula E Championship.
The team also look ahead to the next E-Prix in Zurich. Remember, on race days, you can listen to live commentary on Formula E Radio on FIAFormulaE.com