Going trackside with Formula E, the electric race car of the future
On the morning of the first ever Formula E race in the United states, the press office located in the American Airlines Arena was set to open at 7AM. Worried about the impending crowd and the limited parking, I arrived an hour before that. I paid $20 to leave my rental car in the parking lot of “Will Call,” a bar that was inexplicably still open but was conveniently located right behind the main grandstand. I gathered my camera gear and got out of the car, ready for a 12-hour day of watching electric race cars carve their way around the streets of Miami. It was at that moment I realized there was a family of four parked next to me in a mini-van doing the same thing.
In the dark.
At 6AM.
While Will Call was still finishing up last…
Source:: The Verge
