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Given the Formula E calendars have started later and later in the year in previous seasons, is it right to assume that this will be a 2018-19 championship, as the current rate suggests it may well become a single year championship, making it the 2019 Formula E season. Wikipediaeditperson ( talk) 21:39, 11 August 2017 (UTC)
I think the entries table is making some assumptions. Neither Nissan nor Renault confirmed how the DAMS team will be called. It's entirely possible they'll still be "e.dams" (something like "Nissan e.dams"). They also omitted the nationality, and assuming the team will automatically represent Japan because it will be supplied by a Japanese company might be misleading (Virgin are supplied by a French company and compete representing the UK). At this point we only know Nissan will be a powertrain developer and (most sources give it as a fact) will replace Renault at e.dams. We still don't know if its involvment will be beyond that. -- Urbanoc ( talk) 00:45, 9 November 2017 (UTC)
So, according to the entry list from Saudi, BMW are British-registered and Nissan are French-registered; which explains why God Save the Queen was played for DAC's win. The F-E website may list them as German and Japanese, respectively, but as far as we should be concerned and as far as the FIA are concerned, the country of registration trumps everything else and is what is accurate. 🇮🇪 TheChrisD { 💬| âœï¸} 21:09, 15 December 2018 (UTC)
So, to further this interesting situation, BMW appear in the Morocco entry list as American. 🇮🇪 TheChrisD { 💬| âœï¸} 00:58, 13 January 2019 (UTC)
I would remove the "European races" section and table. This is just a thing from a sponsor, I cannot even find this ranking on the official FE website. Wild8oar ( talk) 14:26, 30 April 2019 (UTC)
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Given the Formula E calendars have started later and later in the year in previous seasons, is it right to assume that this will be a 2018-19 championship, as the current rate suggests it may well become a single year championship, making it the 2019 Formula E season. Wikipediaeditperson ( talk) 21:39, 11 August 2017 (UTC)
I think the entries table is making some assumptions. Neither Nissan nor Renault confirmed how the DAMS team will be called. It's entirely possible they'll still be "e.dams" (something like "Nissan e.dams"). They also omitted the nationality, and assuming the team will automatically represent Japan because it will be supplied by a Japanese company might be misleading (Virgin are supplied by a French company and compete representing the UK). At this point we only know Nissan will be a powertrain developer and (most sources give it as a fact) will replace Renault at e.dams. We still don't know if its involvment will be beyond that. -- Urbanoc ( talk) 00:45, 9 November 2017 (UTC)
So, according to the entry list from Saudi, BMW are British-registered and Nissan are French-registered; which explains why God Save the Queen was played for DAC's win. The F-E website may list them as German and Japanese, respectively, but as far as we should be concerned and as far as the FIA are concerned, the country of registration trumps everything else and is what is accurate. 🇮🇪 TheChrisD { 💬| âœï¸} 21:09, 15 December 2018 (UTC)
So, to further this interesting situation, BMW appear in the Morocco entry list as American. 🇮🇪 TheChrisD { 💬| âœï¸} 00:58, 13 January 2019 (UTC)
I would remove the "European races" section and table. This is just a thing from a sponsor, I cannot even find this ranking on the official FE website. Wild8oar ( talk) 14:26, 30 April 2019 (UTC)