Theo Pourchaire focused on new Opel Formula E programme amid doubts over WEC future
Theo Pourchaire has admitted that combining his newly-announced Formula E drive with another campaign in the World Endurance Championship would be tough, but has not ruled out running a dual programme. Earlier this month, it was revealed that 2023 Formula 2 champion Pourchaire will return to single-seaters, joining the new Opel Formula E team for the 2026-27 season. Read ... Keep reading
Theo Pourchaire, the 2023 Formula 2 champion, has revealed that managing his return to single-seater racing in the new Opel Formula E team alongside the World Endurance Championship (WEC) could be challenging. The French driver, who currently drives for Peugeot in the WEC, remains open to a dual programme but emphasizes that Formula E will be his main focus.
Pourchaire expressed his excitement about the Formula E opportunity, stating that he aims to become a top performer in the championship. He acknowledged the difficulty of excelling right away but vowed to give his best effort. The Frenchman's WEC schedule includes four races remaining, concluding in early November, after which he will concentrate on the Formula E programme.
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