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  • Round 14 in seventh Formula E season

Live Reporting

  1. What happened last time at the London E-Prix

    Rounds 12 and 13 of the 2021 Formula E season took place at the ExCel circuit in East London’s Docklands.

    It was Great Britain’s Jack Dennis who took the win in round 12, ahead of Nyck De Vries and GB's Alex Lynn. The BMW driver won the race after starting second on the grid.

    Alex Lynn then bettered his result in round 12 by winning round 13, Nyck De Vries pulled off a repeat performance to finish second and leads the drivers championship. GB’s Mitch Evans rounded out the podium with a third place finish.

  2. Can cars fight climate change?

    David Lockwood
    BBC Sport

    The Envision Virgin car can possibly lay claim to doing so! It's electric, like all Formula E cars, but this weekend its livery will also feature the messages 'COP26 - 100 days to go' and 'Together for our planet'.

    COP26 is the United Nations Climate Conference, which will be held in Glasgow and where it is hoped world leaders can reach an ambitious agreement on tackling climate change.

    What's sport go to do with it?

    Unchecked, climate change will affect all aspects of life and has the potential to impact all sports, at all levels. Sport can also help - its global reach and celebrity athletes can inspire and spread a positive message, as with the appointment of Envision Virgin Racing driver Alice Powell as a COP26 ambassador.

    'We only have one planet' - Powell

  3. Driver standings after round 13

    Drivers standings after round 13 of the Formula E season. Nyck de Vries currently leads the wayBBC Sport

  4. What is Formula E?

    Formula E is the action-packed all-electric racing series which sees some of the world's best drivers compete in supercharged cars on narrow, fast-paced circuits.

    It's also packed with ideas to keep the action exciting, such as the fan boost and attack mode - and this video will tell you all need to know.

    Formula E explained: Beginners' guide

  5. How can I watch the Berlin E-Prix?

    All times are BST and subject to change

    You can watch all the action on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website and app and on the BBC Red Button - with both qualifying and race available to watch on catch-up and the race live on BBC Two.

    Saturday, 14 August

    10:00-11:00 - Round 14 Qualifying, BBC iPlayer & Sport website and mobile app

    14:04-15:00 - Round 14 Race, BBC iPlayer & BBC Sport website and mobile app

    Sunday, 15 August

    10:15-11:45 - Round 15 Qualifying, BBC iPlayer & Sport website and mobile app

    14:00-16:00 - Round 15 Race, BBC Two, BBC iPlayer & BBC Sport website and mobile app