“PIT BOOST”: THE NEW FORMULA E REVOLUTION FOR 2025 
Formula E and the FIA have unveiled one of the most exciting innovations for Season 11: “PIT BOOST” 
, an ultra-fast charging feature that promises to change the course of races and enhance on-track strategy. This innovation will debut at the Jeddah E-Prix, scheduled for February 14-15, 2025 
. WHAT IS “PIT BOOST” AND HOW DOES IT WORK? 
“PIT BOOST” is a new fast-charging option that allows Formula E cars to receive a 10% boost in total energy (
3.85 kWh) in just 30 seconds, thanks to a 600 kW charging system 
. This innovation introduces a crucial strategic element in competition: teams must decide between taking the recharge or maintaining track position 
. The goal of this new feature is to showcase advances in fast-charging technology and reaffirm Formula E’s commitment to electric mobility 
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IMPACT ON RACE STRATEGY With “PIT BOOST”, race strategy will change drastically. Drivers will have to assess the best moment to pit, risking losing positions in exchange for an energy advantage 
. This could lead to more spectacular overtakes, greater unpredictability in results, and high-risk strategies 
. “PIT BOOST” will be mandatory in one of the double-header races, with strict rules such as: 
Only one car per team can use it at a time. The activation window will be determined by the FIA and announced 21 days before each race. 
It will function independently from “ATTACK MODE”, allowing strategic combinations . 
THE VOICES BEHIND THE INNOVATION 
Formula E co-founder and championship leader Alberto Longo emphasized the importance of “PIT BOOST”: “After extensive testing and simulations, we are thrilled to introduce this technological revolution. This feature will challenge drivers and teams to make key decisions under pressure, creating electrifying and high-level motorsport.” Meanwhile, Marek Nawarecki, FIA’s Senior Sporting Director, highlighted: “We have pushed new boundaries in electric mobility with this innovation. This system highlights our vision of advancing sustainable technologies, enhancing the transfer of knowledge from track to road.” 
CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY: FROM TRACK TO ROAD Formula E has become a testing ground for fast-charging technology in electric vehicles, accelerating the development of more efficient and powerful batteries. “PIT BOOST” is a reflection of this progress, demonstrating how on-track innovations translate into urban mobility advancements 
. KEY FACTS ABOUT “PIT BOOST” Increases car energy by 10% (+3.85 kWh) in just 30 seconds. Total pit stop time: 34 seconds. 600 kW charging—twice the power of current superchargers. Independent from “ATTACK MODE”, adding more strategic options. 
Mandatory in selected races. 
HEADING INTO A HISTORIC SEASON 11 With the arrival of “PIT BOOST”, Formula E reaffirms its position as the most innovative motorsport series in the world . This feature promises to enhance the spectacle, strategy, and excitement in every race, solidifying the championship as a benchmark in the transition to sustainable mobility 
. How will this innovation impact the competition? The answer awaits in Jeddah, where it all begins 
. Get ready for a revolutionary season! 
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Her promotion comes at a crucial moment for the team, which aims to establish itself in the midfield in 2025 with a new driver lineup featuring Frenchman Ocon and talented Ollie Bearman, a Ferrari junior driver. 
For years, Formula 1 has been a male-dominated world, but cases like Mueller and Cridelich prove that talent and hard work have no gender. 
Women have showcased their abilities in engineering, strategy, and many other areaswithin the paddock, and it’s time for more teams to follow this example and provide real opportunities for more engineers, mechanics, and strategists to join the pinnacle of motorsport. 
Alongside Mueller, Carine Cridelich joins from Racing Bulls to take on the role of head of strategy, while Mark Lowe returns to the team in a newly created sporting director position. Additionally, Francesco Nenci joins as chief race engineer, bringing experience from Sauber, Toyota, and Audi’s Dakar Rally program. 
THE CRUCIAL ROLE OF A RACE ENGINEER The race engineer role is vital within an F1 team. They serve as the main link between the driver and engineers, both on and off the track, assisting with radio communications, race strategy, and optimizing the car’s performance. 
Komatsu also emphasized that Mueller’s selection was based on her skills, not gender: “It doesn’t matter whether someone is a man or a woman. The only thing that counts in F1 is talent and the ability to fit within the team to maximize performance. And Laura is the best choice for this role.” 
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With a winning mindset, Jesse Carrasquedo went all-in for the third heat, once again starting from P4. His aggressive yet strategic driving kept him in the fight, executing brilliant moves until securing third place in the 16-lap race.