2022 Extreme E Championship

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Cristina Gutiérrez (left) and Sebastien Loeb (right) won the championship for Team X44.

The 2022 Extreme E Championship was the second season of the Extreme E electric off-road racing series. [1]

Calendar

On 24 September 2021, a provisional five-round calendar was revealed, which included a return to Saudi Arabia for the season opener in February, an African event, a second Arctic X-Prix in Greenland or Iceland, and two trips to South America. [2] A further update was announced on 22 December 2021. Saudi Arabia and Sardinia returned from the previous year, with new events were to be held in Chile, Uruguay and either Scotland or Senegal. [3] The latter was later cancelled on 8 April due to logistical issues, with Sardinia postponed until July and hosting two events. [4]

RoundDatesEventLocation
119–20 February 2022Desert X-Prix Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Neom, Saudi Arabia
26–7 July 2022Island X-Prix I Flag of Italy.svg Sardinia, Italy
39–10 July 2022Island X-Prix II
424–25 September 2022Copper X-Prix Flag of Chile.svg Antofagasta, Chile
526–27 November 2022Energy X-Prix Flag of Uruguay.svg Punta del Este, Uruguay

The following events were cancelled:

Original DateEventLocation
7–8 May 2022Ocean X-Prix Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland or Flag of Senegal.svg Senegal
9–10 July 2022Arctic X-Prix Flag of Greenland.svg Greenland or Flag of Iceland.svg Iceland

Race format

Rule changes regarding the race format were introduced for the start of the season. Qualifying now consists of one round of qualifying time trial and another of qualifying races, with the latter comprising two five-car heats. The intermediate classification points system was kept but updated to accommodate the introduction of heats (10 points for the time trial winner down to 1 for the last-placed team; 10, 8, 6, 4 and 2 for the heats), but championship points are no longer awarded based on combined qualifying results, in an attempt to put the primary focus on the races. The progression to the semi-finals was also slightly tweaked: fourth and fifth now advance to semi-final 1, while sixth moves on to semi-final 2; as a new team entered the championship, four cars now composed the "crazy race". Lastly, a new scoring system akin to the one used in Formula 1, albeit with the five extra points for the "super sector", was implemented. [5]

Teams and drivers

All teams that competed in the 2021 championship remained in 2022, with McLaren joining to form a ten-car grid. All teams used one of the identical Odyssey 21 electric SUVs manufactured by Spark Racing Technology, with Abt Cupra XE and Chip Ganassi Racing running modified bodyworks. [6] [7] Each team consists of a male and a female driver, who share a car and have equal driving duties. [8]

TeamNo.DriversRounds
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Veloce Racing 5 Flag of Spain.svg Christine GZ [9] 1–4
Flag of Norway.svg Hedda Hosås [10] 1
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Molly Taylor [11] 5
Flag of South Africa.svg Lance Woolridge [12] 1–4
Flag of Sweden.svg Kevin Hansen [11] 5
Flag of Germany.svg Rosberg X Racing 6 Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Kristoffersson [13] All
Flag of Sweden.svg Mikaela Åhlin-Kottulinsky [13] All
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg JBXE 22 Flag of Sweden.svg Kevin Hansen [14] 1–4
Flag of Jamaica.svg Fraser McConnell [15] 5
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Molly Taylor [14] 1
Flag of Norway.svg Hedda Hosås [16] 2–5
Flag of the United States.svg Genesys Andretti United Extreme E23 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Catie Munnings [17] All
Flag of Sweden.svg Timmy Hansen [17] All
Flag of Spain.svg Xite Energy Racing 42 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Oliver Bennett [18] 1
Flag of Germany.svg Timo Scheider [19] 2–4
Flag of Argentina.svg Ezequiel Pérez Companc [20] 5
Flag of Italy.svg Tamara Molinaro [21] All
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team X44
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Vida Carbon Racing [N 1]
44 Flag of Spain.svg Cristina Gutiérrez [23] All
Flag of France.svg Sébastien Loeb [23] All
Flag of Spain.svg Acciona | Sainz XE Team 55 Flag of Spain.svg Carlos Sainz [24] All
Flag of Spain.svg Laia Sanz [24] All
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg McLaren XE
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Neom McLaren Extreme E Team [N 2]
58 Flag of New Zealand.svg Emma Gilmour [26] All
Flag of the United States.svg Tanner Foust [27] All
Flag of the United States.svg Chip Ganassi Racing [28]
Flag of the United States.svg GMC Hummer EV Chip Ganassi Racing [N 3]
99 Flag of the United States.svg Kyle LeDuc [29] 1–4
Flag of the United States.svg RJ Anderson [30] 5
Flag of the United States.svg Sara Price [29] All
Flag of Germany.svg Abt Cupra XE [31] 125 Flag of Germany.svg Jutta Kleinschmidt [32] 1–4
Flag of Sweden.svg Klara Andersson [33] [34] 4–5
Flag of Qatar.svg Nasser Al-Attiyah [32] All
Championship reserve drivers
DriversRounds
Flag of Norway.svg Hedda Hosås [35] 1
Flag of Sweden.svg Klara Andersson [19] 2–4
Flag of Spain.svg Christine GZ [36] 5
Flag of France.svg Romain Dumas [35] 1
Flag of Jamaica.svg Fraser McConnell [19] 2–4
Flag of Germany.svg Timo Scheider [36] 5

Results and standings

X-Prix

RoundEventQualifying 1Qualifying 2Qualifying OverallSemi-Final 1Semi-Final 2Crazy RaceSuper Sector [N 4] FinalReport
Heat 1Heat 2
1 Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg Desert X-Prix Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of the United States.svg Andretti United Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of the United States.svg Chip Ganassi Flag of the United Kingdom.svg McLaren Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR Report
2 Flag of Italy.svg Island X-Prix I Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Spain.svg Acciona | Sainz Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of the United Kingdom.svg JBXE Flag of the United States.svg Chip Ganassi Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of the United States.svg Chip Ganassi Report
3 Flag of Italy.svg Island X-Prix II Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Spain.svg Acciona | Sainz Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of the United States.svg Andretti United Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR
4 Flag of Chile.svg Copper X-Prix Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of the United States.svg Andretti United Flag of Spain.svg Acciona | Sainz Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of Germany.svg RXR Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg McLaren Flag of the United Kingdom.svg McLaren Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Report
5 Flag of Uruguay.svg Energy X-Prix Flag of Spain.svg Acciona | Sainz Flag of the United States.svg Andretti United Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Veloce Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Veloce Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Veloce Flag of the United States.svg Andretti United Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Flag of Germany.svg Abt Cupra Report
Scoring system

Points are awarded to the top ten finishers. An additional 5 points are given to the fastest team in the Super Sector over the whole weekend.

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th  6th  7th  8th  9th  10th  SS 
Points2518151210864215 [N 5]

Only the best four X-Prix results count towards the drivers' championship.

Drivers' Championship standings

Pos.Driver DES
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg
ISL1
Flag of Italy.svg
ISL2
Flag of Italy.svg
COP
Flag of Chile.svg
ENE
Flag of Uruguay.svg
Points
1 Flag of Spain.svg Cristina Gutiérrez
Flag of France.svg Sébastien Loeb
3621373
2 Flag of Sweden.svg Johan Kristoffersson
Flag of Sweden.svg Mikaela Åhlin-Kottulinsky
15161068
3 Flag of Spain.svg Carlos Sainz
Flag of Spain.svg Laia Sanz
2442760
4 Flag of the United States.svg Sara Price 4174657
5 Flag of the United States.svg Kyle LeDuc 417455
6 Flag of Qatar.svg Nasser Al-Attiyah 89DSQ3146
7 Flag of New Zealand.svg Emma Gilmour
Flag of the United States.svg Tanner Foust
51065246
8 Flag of Sweden.svg Klara Andersson 3140
9 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Catie Munnings
Flag of Sweden.svg Timmy Hansen
7737439
10 Flag of Sweden.svg Kevin Hansen 9388533
11 Flag of Italy.svg Tamara Molinaro 62109832
12 Flag of Norway.svg Hedda Hosås 10388925
13 Flag of Germany.svg Timo Scheider 210921
14 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Molly Taylor 9512
15 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Oliver Bennett 68
16 Flag of the United States.svg RJ Anderson68
17 Flag of South Africa.svg Lance Woolridge 1089108
18 Flag of Spain.svg Christine GZ WD89107
19 Flag of Germany.svg Jutta Kleinschmidt 89DSQWD6
20 Flag of Argentina.svg Ezequiel Pérez Companc 84
21 Flag of Jamaica.svg Fraser McConnell 92
Pos.Driver DES
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg
ISL1
Flag of Italy.svg
ISL2
Flag of Italy.svg
COP
Flag of Chile.svg
ENE
Flag of Uruguay.svg
Points
Key
ColourResult
GoldWinner
Silver2nd place
Bronze3rd place
GreenOther points position
BlackDisqualified (DSQ)
WhiteDid not start (DNS)
Withdrew (WD)
Race cancelled (C)

* – Fastest in Super Sector

Teams' Championship standings

Pos.Team DES
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg
ISL1
Flag of Italy.svg
ISL2
Flag of Italy.svg
COP
Flag of Chile.svg
ENE
Flag of Uruguay.svg
Points
1 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Team X44
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg X44 Vida Carbon Racing
36213*86
2 Flag of Germany.svg Rosberg X Racing 1*5*1*61084
3 Flag of Spain.svg Acciona | Sainz XE Team 2442766
4 Flag of the United States.svg Chip Ganassi Racing
Flag of the United States.svg GMC Hummer EV Chip Ganassi Racing
4174663
5 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg McLaren XE
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Neom McLaren Extreme E Team
51065*252
6 Flag of Germany.svg Abt Cupra XE89DSQ3146
7 Flag of the United States.svg Genesys Andretti United Extreme E7737445
8 Flag of Spain.svg Xite Energy Racing 62109833
9 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg JBXE 9388927
10 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Veloce Racing 108910518
Pos.Team DES
Flag of Saudi Arabia.svg
ISL1
Flag of Italy.svg
ISL2
Flag of Italy.svg
COP
Flag of Chile.svg
ENE
Flag of Uruguay.svg
Points

Notes

  1. Team X44 rebranded as X44 Vida Carbon Racing ahead of round 4 for sponsorship reasons. [22]
  2. McLaren XE rebranded as Neom McLaren Extreme E Team ahead of round 2 for sponsorship reasons. [25]
  3. Chip Ganassi Racing rebranded as GMC Hummer EV Chip Ganassi Racing ahead of round 2 for sponsorship reasons. [7]
  4. Commercially known as the "Continental Traction Challenge".
  5. Only for the teams' championship.

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