(09-04-2015, 09:48 PM)Mugen Wrote: Interesting to see in this week's Autosport that 180 cities have expressed an interest in hosting a Formula E event, and that many are prepared to pay a "substantial" amount of money for the privilege, which would suggest there are at least some people out there that think there is an appetite for EV racing.

And that Mugen was the whole point of my question

Formula E seem to have got it right.  Good backing, proper grid size etc.  Electric bike racing suffered, in my opinion, by being forced through too soon for political expediency and refuses to grow.  No matter who has tried to make it work, be it the DED, the FIM or the original TTxGP bunch, the result has always been the same - very small grids.  Question is - can it ever work as well as the car guys seem to be doing?