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The 2016–17 Formula E season is the third season of the FIA Formula E world championship.

Teams and Drivers

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Nat. Team Manufacturer Powertrain Tyre № Nat. Drivers Rounds Nat. Reserve Drivers
  Renault e.dams Renault[1] Z.E 16 M 8   Nicolas Prost[2] 1–3 —
9   Sébastien Buemi[2] 1–3
  ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport Abt Sportsline FE02 M 11   Lucas di Grassi[3] 1–3 —
66   Daniel Abt[3] 1–3
  Faraday Future Dragon Racing Penske[4][5] 701-EV M 6   Loïc Duval[6] 1–3 —
7   Jérôme d'Ambrosio[6] 1–3
  DS Virgin Racing Formula E Team[7] Citroën[1] DSV-02 M 2   Sam Bird[8] 1–3   Alex Lynn[9]
37   José María López[8] 1–3
  Mahindra Racing Formula E Team Mahindra[1] M3ELECTRO[10] M 19   Felix Rosenqvist[11] 1–3 —
23   Nick Heidfeld[11] 1–3
  Venturi Formula E Team Venturi VM200-FE-02[12] M 4   Stephane Sarrazin[13] 1–3 —
5   Maro Engel[14] 1–3
  MS Amlin Andretti[15] Andretti ATEC-02 M 27   Robin Frijns[16] 1–3 —
28   António Félix da Costa[17] 1–3
  Techeetah[18][19][20][21][22] Renault[20] Z.E 16 M 25   Jean-Éric Vergne[22] 1–3 —
33   Ma Qing Hua[22] 1–3
  NextEV NIO Formula E Team NEXTEV 002 M 3   Nelson Piquet Jr.[23] 1–3 —
88   Oliver Turvey[24] 1–3
  Jaguar Formula E Team[25] Jaguar[1] I-Type 1 M 20   Mitch Evans[26] 1–3   Ho-Pin Tung[27]
47   Adam Carroll[28] 1–3

Team Changes

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Driver Changes

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Rule Changes

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  • The fastest lap is only awarded 1 point (in the first two seasons it was worth 2 points).[35]
  • The permitted rate of regeneration has been increased to 150 kW (previously 100 kW).[36]
  • Maximum power output remains limited at 200 kW for season three, but will later be increased to 220 kW in season four and 250 kW in season five.[36]
  • The overall weight of the car has been reduced from 888 kg to 880 kg.[37]
  • The maximum weight of the battery cells has been increased from 200 kg in season two to 230 kg for season three.[37]
  • Michelin provides a new tyre.[35]
  • The front wing has been redesigned, but only with "cosmetic effects".[35]

Results

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The FIA approved the following calendar of 12 rounds on the 2nd July[38].

Round ePrix Track Date Pole position Fastest lap Winning driver Winning team Report
1   Hong Kong ePrix Hong Kong Central Harbourfront Circuit, Hong Kong 9 October   Nelson Piquet Jr.   Felix Rosenqvist   Sébastien Buemi   Renault e.Dams Report
2   Moroccan ePrix Circuit International Automobile Moulay El Hassan, Marrakesh 12 November   Felix Rosenqvist   Loïc Duval   Sébastien Buemi   Renault e.Dams Report
3   Argentine ePrix Puerto Madero Street Circuit, Buenos Aires 18 February   Lucas di Grassi   Felix Rosenqvist   Sébastien Buemi   Renault e.Dams Report
4   Mexican ePrix Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, Mexico City 1 April Report
5   Monaco ePrix Circuit de Monaco, Monte Carlo 13 May Report
6   French ePrix Circuit des Invalides, Paris 20 May Report
7   German ePrix Tempelhof Airport Street Circuit, Berlin[39] 10 June Report
8   Belgian ePrix TBA, Brussels 1 July Report
9   United States ePrix Brooklyn Street Circuit, New York[40] 15 July Report
10 16 July
11   Canadian ePrix Montreal Street Circuit, Montreal 29 July Report
12 30 July
Source:[41][38]

Calendar Changes

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  • In May 2015, it was announced that an ePrix had been confirmed to take place in Montreal[41]
  • In October 2015, it was announced that Hong Kong would also have an ePrix[41]. Hong Kong was provisionally on the calendar for the 2014–15 season, but was later dropped.
  • In February 2016, it was announced that a possible race in New York could happen at the end of season three[42]. This was later confirmed in May[41].
  • It was also announced later in February that an agreement had been made to host an eprix in Brussels, signing a five year deal[41].
  • In March, Mahindra Racing asked fans to come up with a design for a street race around the streets of Delhi, after receiving support from the Indian government to host a race[43]. However, no race in Delhi was on the draft calendar released later in May[41].
  • A draft calendar released in May also confirmed the return of the Monaco ePrix (returning after a year's absence), as well as new races in Singapore and Marrakesh, and the withdrawal of ePrixs in London and Punta del Este[41].
  • The FIA approved the calendar in July, but with some changes from the draft calendar. Apart from some adjustments to the dates, there was also the removal of races in Singapore and in Long Beach, with these the identity of the two replacements for these rounds unknown at the time[38].

Drivers Championship

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Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   Pole   FL 
Points 10 6 4 3 2 1 1 0.5
Pos. Driver HKG
  		MOR
  		ARG
  		MEX
  		MON
  		FRA
  		GER
  		BEL
  		USA
  		CAN
  		Points
1   Sébastien Buemi 1 1 1 30
2   Lucas di Grassi 2 5 3 13
3   Nicolas Prost 4 4 4 9
4   Jean-Éric Vergne Ret 8 2 6
5   Sam Bird 13 2 Ret 6
6   Felix Rosenqvist 15 3 18 6
7   Nick Heidfeld 3 9 15 4
8   Nelson Piquet Jr. 11 16 5 3
9   António Félix da Costa 5 Ret 11 2
10   Loïc Duval 14 18 6 1.5
11   Robin Frijns 6 11 14 1
12   Daniel Abt Ret 6 7 1
—   Oliver Turvey 8 7 9 —
—   Jerome D'Ambrosio 7 13 8 —
—   Maro Engel 9 Ret Ret —
—   Stéphane Sarrazin 10 12 12 —
—   José María López Ret 10 10 —
—   Adam Carroll 12 14 17 —
—   Mitch Evans Ret 17 13 —
—   Ma Qinghua Ret 15 16 —

Constructors Championship

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Position  1st   2nd   3rd   4th   5th   6th   Pole   FL 
Points 10 6 4 3 2 1 1 0.5
Pos. Team No. HKG
  		MOR
  		ARG
  		MEX
  		MON
  		FRA
  		GER
  		BEL
  		USA
  		CAN
  		Points
1   Renault e.dams 8 4 4 4 39
9 1 1 1
2   ABT Audi Sport 11 2 5 3 14
66 Ret 6 7
3   Mahindra Racing 19 15 3 18 10
23 3 9 15
4   Techeetah 25 Ret 8 2 6
33 Ret 15 16
5   Virgin Racing 2 13 2 Ret 6
37 Ret 10 10
6   Andretti Autosport 27 6 11 14 3
28 5 Ret 11
7   NEXTEV 3 11 16 5 3
88 8 7 9
8   Dragon Racing 6 14 18 6 1.5
7 7 13 8
—   Venturi Grand Prix 4 10 12 12 —
5 9 Ret Ret
—   Jaguar Racing 20 Ret 17 13 —
47 12 14 17

References

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  2. ^ a b "Renault e.dams confirm Buemi and Prost for 2016-17 season". Renault e.dams. 20 May 2016.
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