Formula E - Tokyo ePrix II

The Tokyo ePrix II brings formula-e racing back to Japan's capital city with electric motorsport action at the Tokyo Street Circuit. This formula-e event takes place at the Tokyo International Exhibition Centre, also known as Tokyo Big Sight, in the Ariake district along the Tokyo Bay waterfront. The circuit spans 2.585 km with 20 challenging turns that combine straight sections and tight corners against the Tokyo skyline backdrop.

Fans can watch 11 teams and 22 drivers compete in state-of-the-art electric race cars. The Tokyo ePrix II will feature the new GEN3 Evo car, which accelerates from 0-60mph 30% faster than current F1 cars. These formula-e machines reach top speeds of 322 km/h (200 mph) while showcasing advanced electric vehicle technology.

The Tokyo Street Circuit surrounds Tokyo Big Sight and offers spectators close views of the racing action. Visitors can access the venue by train, with Kokusai-Tenjijo Station just a 7-minute walk away. The Allianz Fan Village provides entertainment options including simulators, performances, and live music from artists like R&B singer-songwriter SIRUP and rock band SUNPLAZA NAKANO KUN & PAPALA KAWAI.

Tokyo has a special connection to formula-e, as it was one of the first cities approached when the series began in 2013. The inaugural Tokyo ePrix in 2024 saw Maximilian Günther claim victory for Maserati MSG Racing. This event supports Tokyo's environmental goals to transition all new automobiles to non-gasoline models by 2030. Nissan, a leading Japanese automotive brand in electrification, has extended its formula-e involvement until 2030.

As the most populated city in the world to host a motor race, Tokyo creates a unique backdrop for formula-e racing. The narrow circuit brings fans closer to the electric cars as they race through the course. The Tokyo ePrix II promises spectacular racing from the world's top electric motorsport series in one of the most dynamic cities on the planet.