The Formula E racing series has become a thrilling spectacle during the off-season of other FIA international series. Launching its 11th season in early December and concluding in late July, this championship is already capturing attention with its dynamic races. Four out of sixteen rounds have been completed as of now. From the chaotic events in Sao Paulo to the electrifying atmosphere in Mexico City, and onto the double-header excitement in Saudi Arabia, each race has brought unexpected twists and turns. The upcoming schedule includes notable stops such as Monaco, Tokyo, Shanghai, Jakarta, Berlin, and London. Fans in the U.S. can follow these high-speed competitions through various platforms like CBS Sports Network or streaming services.

December's kickoff in Sao Paulo witnessed an unusual chain of occurrences. Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein, starting from pole position, collided into the wall, creating an opening for Jaguar's Mitch Evans, who had qualified last but managed to surge ahead and clinch victory. This race will undoubtedly be remembered as one filled with legendary moments due to its unpredictable nature.

In January, the Mexico City E-Prix delivered another round of intense competition. Although Porsche secured pole position once more, Nissan's Oliver Rowland emerged victorious at the finish line, showcasing exceptional skill and strategy. This triumph highlighted Rowland's prowess on the track amidst stiff competition.

Mid-February marked the first double-header event of the season in Saudi Arabia. Maximilian Günther achieved a remarkable feat by winning round three from pole position for DS Penske while also securing the fastest lap, accomplishing a triple crown achievement. However, the second race of that weekend saw Oliver Rowland reclaim the top spot after finishing second the previous day, propelling him into a strong championship lead following four rounds.

As the season progresses, Formula E enthusiasts look forward to upcoming races in prestigious locations. Monaco's streets will host a double-header in May, followed shortly by twin Tokyo ePrix rounds in Japan's capital city. Shanghai will then welcome Formula E for another two-race weekend before Jakarta, Indonesia hosts its first single-race event in June. The season winds down with Berlin's Tempelhof Airport circuit hosting two runs in July, culminating in the final rounds at London’s partially-indoor ExCeL circuit later that month.

Audiences in the U.S. have several options to catch the action-packed races of Formula E. They can tune into the CBS Sports Network or stream it via platforms like FuboTV or the Roku Sports channel. While not the most ideal television package currently available, it still offers a better experience compared to previous seasons. Many fans express hope that all races might eventually be accessible on platforms like YouTube for broader viewership.