Initially conceived as a series aimed at bringing motorsport to the largest cities in the world, over the years more permanent circuits have been introduced, including Misano – as reserve circuits to avoid disruption.<\/a><\/p>\n Alberto Longo was the first to speak. “I don’t think we’re losing our identity; we remain focused on racing in the heart of the world’s biggest cities.”<\/p>\n “But obviously, the technology of these cars is advancing so rapidly that while we could race in some circuits before, it will be impossible in the future. It’s not so much a safety issue but an entertainment one, and there will be some permanent circuits that will provide better entertainment than the cities we raced in before.”<\/p>\n Technology and calendar organization must go hand in hand to balance both the budget and the diversity of events on the schedule.<\/p>\n “Our DNA still includes wanting to race in the world’s biggest cities, and the first thing we ask when we receive a proposal from a new city is to be able to race in the city center,” concluded Alberto Longo.<\/p>\n Excitement charges up as we gear up for our debut at the Misano World Circuit this weekend, April 13-14. Join us for the next 2 rounds in our most competitive season yet! Plenty of potential for 2 new race winners – can\u2019t wait. \ud83c\udfce\ufe0f\u26a1 #MisanoEPrix<\/a> #FormulaE<\/a> #ElectricFuture<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/cSargC4U0w<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Jeff Dodds (@JeffFormulaE) April 12, 2024<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nLongo: Balancing Tradition with Technological Advancement<\/h4>\n
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