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TRACK MAP: What does the Berlin E-Prix circuit look like?

FEATURE 28 Apr 2026 3 Mins

Remind yourself about the Tempelhof Street Circuit ahead of the 2026 Hankook Berlin E-Prix, Rounds 7 & 8.

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The Berlin Tempelhof Street Circuit has seen many configurations over the years. Forwards, backwards, you name it, we’ve probably seen it. The iconic venue is back for another double-header event this weekend, so here’s all you need to know about the track.

Comprising 15 turns and 2.374km in length, the circuit is well-known by most of our grid as it has hosted over 20 E-Prix since it was first seen on the schedule in the 2014/15 season.

Tough track surface

Made up of repeating concrete slabs, this surface was designed for planes rather than a field of all-electric single-seaters! We're talking about highly abrasive conditions and a lot of work for the teams, dealing tyre wear especially with hot temperatures forecast. It offers a completely different "feel" compared to any other track on the calendar.

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Overtaking opportunities

Ahead of Season 10, the track layout was tweaked to suit the faster, more powerful cars. This improved layout also means drivers will have to juggle more technical elements, faster racing, and their energy management even more closely. The 2.374km design is a mix of high-speed flowing sections and very tight, technical hairpins.

Overall, it's always an action-packed watch with plenty of passing opportunities as the drivers weave their way around this wider circuit, leading to brilliant racing where cars go three or four wide into braking zones!

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Turns 1 and 2 offer a great chance for a pass after the long start-finish straight, as well as the hairpins at Turn 6 or Turn 9. So many possibilities.

ATTACK MODE

The popular ATTACK MODE will be located at Turn 2 in Berlin, and gives drivers an extra boost to put them at full 350kW power with all-wheel drive.

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SCHEDULE: Where, when and how to watch or stream the 2026 Hankook Berlin E-Prix, Rounds 7 & 8

Formula E is back in Berlin for Rounds 7 & 8 of the 2025/26 season of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship! Over the years, the track has hosted some of Formula E’s most iconic races, with titles won and lost and history made. Tune in to find out who takes victory at Tempelhof Airport this time on Saturday 2 May & Sunday 3 May.

Free Practice 1: Friday 1 May, 16:00 local / 15:00 BST
Free Practice 2: Saturday 2 May, 09:30 local / 08:30 BST
Qualifying: Saturday 2 May, 11:40 local / 10:40 BST
Race: Saturday 2 May, 16:05 local / 15:05 BST

Free Practice 3: Sunday 3 May, 09:30 local / 08:30 BST
Qualifying: Sunday 3 May, 11:40 local / 10:40 BST
Race: Sunday 3 May, 16:05 local / 15:05 BST

View the full schedule in your time zone and check the broadcaster listings or tap the Ways to Watch button above to find out where to watch all the racing action where you live.

Follow the race LIVE on web and in the Formula E app!

Keep across Live Timing – which includes a real-time interactive track map and the ability to follow your favourite driver during every session of every E-Prix – plus highlights, detailed session reports, exclusive interviews, all the standings and results as well as data, insight and reaction from trackside.

LIVE: Follow every lap live, with reaction and coverage at fiaformulae.com/live

Additionally, Formula E’s social media channels, website, and app will provide session reports, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights from trackside during the five-day event.