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'Someone I watched growing up': Zane Maloney joins Oliver Rowland at Nissan

Zane Maloney grew up watching Oliver Rowland win races. Now, the young Barbadian will race alongside the Formula E World Champion as his Nissan teammate. The 22-year-old will join the Japanese team for the 2026/27 Formula E season and sees it as a big step in his career. Maloney says he is also excited about the chance to learn from Rowland.

'Someone I watched growing up': Zane Maloney joins Oliver Rowland at Nissan

Zane Maloney, who once looked up to Oliver Rowland as he built his racing career, has joined the Formula E World Champion at Nissan for the 2026/27 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. The 22-year-old Barbadian will fill in the seat left by Norman Nato, who departed after a disappointing season. Maloney will pair up with Rowland, a World Champion and former teammate from Oliver's Formula 2 days, as they race for one of Formula E's leading manufacturers.

Maloney believes this opportunity to learn from Rowland will be invaluable as he enters an important stage of his Formula E career. Rowland, who has been with Nissan since the team's early years, is excited to have Maloney join the team, noting his strong junior racing record and experience in Formula E will help him settle quickly in Season 13.

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