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Dutch DJ Afrojack closes Diriyah E-Prix concert festivities

  • It was not the first time the international superstar had taken the stage in Riyadh
By Nada Alturki ·
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Nick Cassidy takes victory in second Diriyah E-Prix race

By Arab News ·

Thrills, technology and triumph: Diriyah E-Prix’s spectacular opening day sets high standards for electric racing

By Aisha Fareed ·

Formula E renews exclusive partnership with Saudi Sports Company

By Arab News ·

Sustainability central to Formula E as world champion maintains dominance on the track

By Aisha Fareed ·

McLaren Racing CEO hails Diriyah E-Prix as ‘first class’

By Arab News ·
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Jake Dennis wins thrilling first race of Diriyah E-Prix weekend

By Arab News ·

Adrien Brody heats up the desert in Formula E race

By Arab News ·

Formula E CEO eyes further growth, success for all-electric series ahead of Diriyah E-Prix

By Ali Khaled ·

Pascal Wehrlein recalls ‘special’ double win in Diriyah, but no guarantees this year

By Arab News ·

Edo Mortara lauds Diriyah as ‘one of my favorite racing tracks’ of Formula E season

By Arab News ·

Qualifying is critical ahead of 2024 Diriyah E-Prix, says former world champion Stoffel Vandoorne

By Arab News ·
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Indian IT firm on tech, AI link-up with Jaguar Racing team ahead of Diriyah E-Prix

By Maedeh Sharifi ·

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