Formula E has announced its provisional calendar for Season 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship, with the largest number of races and locations set for a season, following validation of the FIA World Motorsport Council.
Formula E will complete a 17 race season for the first time in its history spanning 17 iconic venues as it continues to pioneer all-electric racing.
| Round | Location | Date |
| Pre-Season Test | Valenica, Spain | November 4th-7th |
| 1 | Sao Paulo, Brazil | December 7th |
| 2 | Mexico City, Mexico | January 11th |
| 3 | Diriyah, Saudi Arabia | February 14th |
| 4 | Diriyah, Saudi Arabia | February 15th |
| 5 | TBC | March 8th |
| 6 | Miami, USA | April 12th |
| 7 | Monaco | May 3rd |
| 8 | Monaco | May 4th |
| 9 | Tokyo, Japan | May 17th |
| 10 | Tokyo, Japan | May 18th |
| 11 | Shanghai, China | May 31st |
| 12 | Shanghai, China | June 1st |
| 13 | Jakarta, Indonesia | June 21st |
| 14 | Berlin, Germany | July 12th |
| 15 | Berlin, Germany | July 13th |
| 16 | London, UK | July 26th |
| 17 | London, UK | July 27th |
New race locations in Miami and Diriyah; a double header of separate races in Monaco – a first for the principality; a double header of races in Tokyo; and the return of Jakarta.
The Season 11 campaign will begin in Sao Paulo on the 7th December 2024, with pre-season testing on the 4th-7th November 2024 in Valencia.
It will be the first time all-new GEN3 Evo race car will be put through its paces and tested in public, capable of 0-60mph in just 1.82s – 36% faster than the current Gen3.
A new venue in Diriyah will host the first double header of the season on 14th-15th February, while the series returns to Miami for the first time since Season 1 in an all-new location on 12th April 2025.
The Homestead-Miami Speedway venue draws on its heritage and success in hosting thrilling NASCAR and IndyCar races for decades.
One location has been included as TBC while final discussions with a new venue take place, ahead of the confirmed calendar announcement due in the autumn following the FIA’s World Motorsport Council Meeting.
For Season 11 we’re taking electric racing to the next level and doing things never been done before in motorsport. Our world-leading GEN3 EVO will debut in front of hundreds of millions of fans around the globe, while adding two brand new locations and combinations of double-headers to grow our sport further. The new and improved calendar offers a perfect blend of circuits for drivers to push their upgraded cars to the limit, while staying true to our street racing DNA and the on-track action it produces.
Jeff Dodds, CEO of Formula E.
We’re thrilled to offer a calendar with some fresh new highlights while building on our legacy locations. Returning to Miami gives us a home in one of the US’s most iconic and sports-mad cities, while securing a double-header in Monaco is a dream come true. We can’t wait to build on the success of Tokyo and deliver a double-header, while returning to Jakarta and entertaining our huge Indonesian fanbase too. With 17 races across the season and our most advanced race car debuting on track, we’re offering our fans cutting-edge sport we could only have hoped for when founding the championship just over 10 years ago.
Alberto Longo, Co-Founder & Chief Championship Officer, Formula E.
The 2024/25 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship calendar features a range of circuits that will truly showcase the qualities of the brand new GEN3 EVO car, set to be introduced next season. I’m glad that Formula E capitalizes on the success of the Tokyo and Shanghai races whilst also returning to some of its iconic venues and retaining a good amount of street circuits, which is in its core DNA. I’m also hopeful that this new season will again play host to some fascinating action on track.
Marek Nawarecki, Director, FIA Circuit Sport Department.
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