The multi-dimensional learning program was first launched in April 2025 in Miami, during the 2024/25 Season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, to offer holistic education through three distinct delivery methods: live school workshops, teacher lesson plans, and anytime/anywhere online learning. Driving Force extends Formula E’s impact from the track into classrooms, homes and communities worldwide, bringing to life the Championship’s mission to accelerate human progress through technology and electric racing.
FIND OUT MORE: Get involved with the Driving Force program
Since its launch, Driving Force has reached 111,200 young people through teacher-led content and live workshops in the United States, Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom. Building on this momentum, PIF and Formula E have made enhancements, introducing a new kind of learning experience on the devices of young people in Saudi Arabia and across the globe.
The transformed Driving Force online platform will offer a single, unified digital destination for young people, parents, and educators, with tailored experiences for each audience. Students will be able to access interactive challenges, quizzes, games and rewards designed to make STEM learning fun and shareable. Parents will be able to explore content that helps them support their children’s interest in STEM and careers in future mobility, while educators will have access to ready-to-use classroom resources, lesson plans and activities that bring STEM and sustainability to life.
Launch content centres around the recently unveiled GEN4 car, which will be launched on track for the 2026/27 Season, drawing users closer Formula E action while helping them understand the technology and sustainability behind the series as well as the careers that drive these fields forward.
Research by Engineering UK found that 8 in 10 parents believe their children are interested in a career in STEM, and only 32% of students feel they know enough about the careers available to them in the sector. The new Driving Force platform is designed to help address this gap by giving young people, parents and educators accessible, engaging tools to explore STEM pathways, sustainability and the future of mobility together.
PIF is a Principal Partner of Formula E as part of the Fund’s commitment to electric motorsports, sustainability, and future mobility.
Mohamed AlSayyad, Head of Corporate Brand at PIF, said: “Driving Force Presented by PIF was designed to inspire and empower the next generation of sustainability leaders. Since its launch, the program has engaged 111,200 young people across more than 1,100 schools in the U.S, Saudi Arabia and the U.K, demonstrating PIF’s commitment to forging partnerships that create transformational impact in Saudi Arabia and globally. The expansion of the program is a significant milestone for PIF as we reinforce our commitment to the growth of electric motorsport, further strengthened by our partnership with Formula E. Through this powerful, unified program, we will continue to broaden access to STEM and sustainability learning, while accelerating the future of electric mobility in Saudi Arabia and across the globe.”
Julia Palle, VP, Sustainability at Formula E, said: “We are thrilled to launch the next iteration of the Formula E Driving Force Presented by PIF. By centering our new content on the cutting-edge GEN4 car, we are bridging the gap between elite motorsport and the classroom. Our mission remains clear: to ignite a global passion for STEM through high-octane, gamified learning that prepares the next generation for the future of innovation.”
SCHEDULE: Where, when and how to watch or stream the 2026 Hankook London E-Prix, Rounds 16 & 17
It all comes down to this. After a season of nail-biting drama, the fight for the 2025/26 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship heads to London for a season-ending double-header on the world’s only indoor/outdoor circuit.
With just two races remaining in the GEN3 era, nine drivers still in mathematical title contention, and the crown on the line, there’s zero margin for error at the London ExCeL.
Free Practice 1: Friday 14 August, 16:00 local
Free Practice 2: Saturday 15 August, 08:30 local
Qualifying: Saturday 15 August, 10:40 local
Race: Saturday 15 August, 15:05 local
Free Practice 3: Sunday 16 August, 08:30 local
Qualifying: Sunday 16 August, 10:40 local
Race: Sunday 16 August, 15:05 local
All times detailed above are BST.
View the full schedule in your time zone and check the broadcaster listings or tap the Ways to Watch button above to find out where to watch all the racing action where you live.
Secure your seats for the finale: How to buy tickets for the 2026 Hankook London E-Prix
With the title set to go down to the wire in London on 15 & 16 August at Formula E's London Excel finale, here's how to buy tickets and secure your seats in the grandstands as the GEN3 era comes to a close in style.
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LIVE: Follow every lap live, with reaction and coverage at fiaformulae.com/live
Additionally, Formula E’s social media channels, website, and app will provide session reports, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights from trackside during the five-day event.
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