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When Formula E unleashes its brand-new generation of machinery - the 600kW, all-wheel drive Gen4 car - it will do so on its most diverse calendar yet, with a mixture of street circuits, classic permanent venues and abridged grand prix tracks. The time when relatively slow and unimpressive FE cars had to be kept to tight, chicane-laden venues to keep their batteries humming along appears ... Keep readingSource: F1-like calendar, F1-like performance? How Formula E is "growing up" in its big brother's orbit
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