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How to watch the 2024-25 Formula E season in the US

Here's how you'll be able to tune in to the world's greatest electric racing competition as Season 11 kicks off

The 2024-25 Formula E season is ready to burn rubber once more as teams and drivers prepare to travel from Sao Paulo to Shanghai and Miami to Monaco across another action-packed campaign.

With almost a dozen locations to be visited by a host of competitors, Season 11 is shaping up to be a cracker of a campaign as ex-Formula One driver Pascal Wehrlein looks to defend the title he won with Porsche last term.

For fans tuning in from the United States, however, how will you be able to watch all of the races unfold this year? What is the schedule, and which channels will broadcast the action?

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Below, GOAL has all the details on where to watch the 2024-25 Formula E season in the US, including who will show it and how you can catch it all.

How to watch Formula E in the US

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In the United States, viewers can watch the 2024-25 Formula E season on CBS Sports Network and stream it through FuboTV.

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2024-25 Formula E Schedule

Below is a full schedule for the 2024-25 Formula E season, including timings and how to watch the race from the US or UK.

Date	Race	Circuit
Saturday, December 7	Sao Paulo ePrix	Sao Paulo Street Circuit
Saturday, January 11	Mexico City ePrix	Autodromo Hermanos Rodríguez
Friday, February 14	Jeddah ePrix	Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Saturday, February 15	Jeddah ePrix	Jeddah Corniche Circuit
Saturday, March 8	TBC	TBC
Saturday, April 12	Miami ePrix	Homestead–Miami Speedway
Saturday, May 3	Monaco ePrix	Circuit de Monaco
Saturday, May 4	Monaco ePrix	Circuit de Monaco
Saturday, May 17	Tokyo ePrix	Tokyo Street Circuit
Sunday, May 18	Tokyo ePrix	Tokyo Street Circuit
Saturday, May 31	Shanghai ePrix	Shanghai International Circuit
Sunday, June 1	Shanghai ePrix	Shanghai International Circuit
Saturday, June 21	Jakarta ePrix	Jakarta International e-Prix Circuit
Saturday, July 12	Berlin ePrix	Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit
Sunday, July 13	Berlin ePrix	Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit
Saturday, July 26	London ePrix	ExCeL London
Sunday, July 27	London ePrix	ExCeL London

Frequently asked questions

Formula E has had ten prior seasons, and the upcoming campaign is scheduled to be its eleventh edition.

Porsche driver Pascal Wehrlein is the defending drivers' champion in Formula E, having won his first title last term.

Jaguar are the defending teams' champion in Formula E, having earned 368 points last season through drivers Mitch Evans and Nick Cassidy.

While both forms of motorsport offer high-speed racing, there are key differences between both Formula E and Formula One. Formula E cars are fully electric, while Formula One vehicles are powered by traditional engines.

Additionally, Formula E races are significantly shorter than those in Formula One, while top speeds are also conversely limited compared to the latter format.

There are several ex-Formula One drivers who have made the move to Formula E over the years, including defending champion Pascal Wehrlein, who raced between 2016 and 2017 for Manor and Sauber.

Others include Nyck de Vries, who competed for Williams and Scuderia AlphaTauri, and Stoffel Vandoorne, who raced for McLaren.