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Originally Posted by BertMk2
They really should have the reliability issues sorted out by now - they've been there since day one. It's a spec car - why isn't someone hammering it in testing somewhere and getting all of the glitches ironed out? I thought EVs were supposed to be simpler with less bits to go wrong? Why can't they get on top of the reliability?
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I think the main issue is the regular racecar hardware. Spark aren't used to making cars, let alone race cars for extreme terrain. Would have been better to get a proper manufacturer to make the car then get someone to add electric power.
Extreme E needs to rethink their tracks. Hydro was the worst course for racing yet. Super narrow, no overtaking spots so everyone was desperate at the start which caused even more accidents. The action can be great, they need to focus on that and then people will keep watching