The London E-Prix is facing a major risk as Formula E prepares for the transition to the more powerful Gen4 racing era.
As the new cars will be significantly faster, the current indoor-outdoor ExCeL Circuit may no longer be suitable for high-speed racing.
Series organizers are currently facing a dilemma regarding how to balance iconic city tracks with the technical requirements of faster vehicles.
There are concerns that traditional street circuits may need extensive modifications or complete relocations to ensure driver safety and competitive racing.
While London has been a flagship event, the increased performance of Gen4 cars demands longer straights and wider corners than the current venue provides.
Alternative locations within the UK or a significant redesign of the existing track are being discussed to keep a race in the capital.
The decision will be critical for the championship as it seeks to maintain its urban identity while showcasing cutting-edge electric performance.
