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How Multiple Track Layouts Will Work In Berlin

47 min · 28 de jun de 2020
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On the podcast today, Matt and Alex talk about how Formula E will deliver six races in three double-header events in Berlin. Plus, we ask if the punishment was too harsh for Abt; our verdicts on the Formula E documentary 'And We Go Green' and why the 2020/21 calendar will deliver regular action.

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