Alex MacQuoid
Season 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship races toward its thrilling finale—and this Saturday, June 21, 2025, the grid roars back into life at the Sarinah Jakarta E-Prix. After a brief hiatus, the electrifying contest returns to the high-stakes heat of Indonesia’s capital, promising a spectacle of speed, strategy, and stamina on the 2.37-kilometer Jakarta International E-Prix Circuit.
Global Broadcast: Where to Catch the Action Live
Formula E’s expansive media partnerships make it one of the most accessible racing series worldwide. Here’s where you can tune in based on your region:
Europe: Eurosport (pan-European), ITV & TNT Sports (UK), 6’eren (Denmark), ServusTV & DAZN (Austria/Germany/Switzerland), DF1 & Red Bull TV (Germany), RTBF (Belgium), L’Equipe (France/Monaco), Kutonen (Finland), Mediaset (Italy), Ziggo (Netherlands), MAX (Norway), Metro (Poland), Virgin Media (Ireland), Dmax (Spain), Kanal 9 (Sweden)
Americas: CBS & Roku (USA), TVA Sports & TSN (Canada), Claro Sports & DSports (LATAM), Canal 13 (Chile), Band (Brazil), TV Azteca (Mexico)
MENA & Africa: SuperSport, e.tv (South Africa), SSC & MBC (Middle East), Dmax (Turkey)
Asia-Pacific: SPOTV (SEA), Sony Sports (India & South Asia), Guangdong Sports, Huya, Sina, Bilibili, CCTV (China), J Sports & BS Fuji (Japan), MNC (Indonesia), Stan Sport (Australia), Sky (New Zealand)
For everyone else, or for a bonus behind-the-scenes experience, Formula E offers free live streams of practice and races via its official YouTube channel and Race Centre. Be sure to check the live schedule and local time conversions on fiaformulae.com.
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What to Expect from Jakarta’s Return to the Calendar
The Jakarta E-Prix is back with a vengeance. Inspired by the local cultural rhythm of the Kuda Lumping dance, the circuit is as unique as it is unforgiving. With long straights, banked turns, and a tight technical final sector, it challenges both the hardware and the human behind the wheel.
Weather will play its part: Jakarta’s signature humidity and heat often turn the track into a test of endurance. Leaders like Oliver Rowland (currently topping the standings with 171 points) and Pascal Wehrlein (103 points) know they’ll need grit as much as grip to stay ahead.
Key names to watch: Mitch Evans (Jaguar TCS Racing) returns to the scene of his 2022 triumph. Maximilian Günther (Maserati MSG Racing) and Pascal Wehrlein (TAG Heuer Porsche), who both delivered dominant drives in 2023, also rejoin the fight. This time, all eyes are on the GEN3 Evo—making its much-anticipated competitive debut and adding a technical wildcard into the equation.
Jakarta E-Prix 2025 Schedule & Essentials
Race Day: June 21, 3:05 PM local time (08:05 UTC)
Practice: Begins June 20 – keep an eye on updates and live timing via Formula E’s official channels.
Tickets: Available now at the Jakarta E-Prix website
This round promises not just points, but pivotal momentum as the title race accelerates toward the final stages. With several drivers arriving fresh from the rigors of Le Mans, their sharpness—and fatigue—could play a crucial role.
Ready for the Heat?
Jakarta delivers drama like few others—weather, crowd energy, and a track that forces commitment at every apex. Whether you’re tuning in from home or tracking every sector live, don’t miss this round. The title fight is tightening, the technology is evolving, and the racing? It’s about to ignite.