In the 73rd episode of the FEZ show, Jack Giordmaina, Edward Hunter and Jack Pickering talk through Maximillian Guenther's deal with Nissan, who is in the frame to replace him at Andretti, whether joining Venturi could be Lucas Di Grassi's best chance of another driver's title, why Cape Town is about to drop off the calendar, and Formula E's proposed new qualifying format. We also pay tribute to Jean-Eric Vergne's title winning race engineer Pascal Tortosa, who passed away at the end of September.

In the 72nd episode of the FEZ Show, Jack Giordmaina, Edward Hunter and Jack Pickering react to Mercedes' announcement that the German manufacturer will be pulling out of the series at the end of season 8, as well as looking back at the season as a whole and Nyck De Vries sealing the title in Berlin.

Jack Giordmaina and E-Formel.de's Tobias Bluhm review a dramatic title decider which saw Nyck De Vries crowned champion amid two crashes for his closest title rivals, and Norman Nato taking his first victory for Venturi. Featuring interviews with Nyck De Vries, Stoffel Vandoorne, Alexander Sims, Jake Dennis, Tom Blomqvist (Warning: Bad language!) and Nick Cassidy.

Jack Giordmaina is joined by Tobias Bluhm of e.fomel.de to discuss all the action from Saturday's race in Berlin which includes interviews from the key players in the E-Prix 

Jack Giordmaina is once more joined by Downforce Radio's Topher Smith at the London E-Prix in the ExCeL centre to discuss their thoughts on a chaotic and controversial second race of the weekend. Featuring interviews with Lucas Di Grassi, Alex Lynn, Antonio Felix Da Costa, Andre Lotterer, Stoffel Vandoorne, and Mitch Evans.

From the pitlane at ExCeL, Jack Giordmaina and Downforce Radio's Topher Smith give their takes on the first race at the new ExCel circuit, the controversial qualifying system, and the destiny of the first ever FIA Formula E world championship. Jake Dennis, Nyck De Vries, Robin Frijns, Alex Lynn and Alexander Sims also provide their opinions in some exclusive interviews.

In the 66th episode of the FEZ show, (recorded on Thursday) Jack Giordmaina, Jack Pickering and Edward Hunter discuss the controversy surrounding Pascal Wehrlein's disqualification from victory at the Saturday Puebla E-Prix, as well as his post-race penalty on Sunday. We also look at how the qualifying system has mixed up the championship and allowed Edoardo Mortara to suddely gain a 10 point lead in the driver's chamionship, and ask whether the group 1 session has become a spectacle or a farce. Also, we look at the news that Oliver Rowland may be heading to Mahindra for the next few seasons.

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In the 65th episode of the FEZ show, (recorded on Wednesday) Jack Giordmaina, Jack Pickering and Edward Hunter discuss all the action and intrigue from the Monaco E-Prix on the full GP layout. Some have hailed it greatest Formula E race ever; do they agree? And also why did Formula E take so long to switch to the full-length track layout in the first place? All this and more!

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In the 64th episode of the FEZ show, (recorded on Wednesday) Jack Giordmaina and Edward Hunter explain the controversial finish in round 5 of the championship at Valencia, where 8 drivers ran out of energy on the final lap. Was this a unique scenario or is there a danger of repeat incidents? We also talk about Mercedes potentially throwing away 3 points due to an admin error, Jake Dennis taking an impressive rookie victory on Sunday, and the final 8 rounds of the championship being announced. All this and more!

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In the 63rd episode of the FEZ show, (recorded on Wednesday) Jack Giordmaina, Edward Hunter, and Jack Pickering look back at all the action from rounds 3 and 4 of the 2021 Formula E season from the streets of Rome, including two very contrasting races for Mercedes, a very strong outing for Jaguar, and rookies Nick Cassidy and Norman Nato both walking away empty-handed after front row starts. All this and more.  ​

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