Mahindra has detailed the factors behind the rear suspension issues which forced it to withdraw from the Cape Town Formula E round last time out Full story ⬇️
in South Africa, as well as the customer Abt cars of Nico Muller and Kelvin van der Linde due to the issue.
“It was a mix between three things,” Bertrand told Autosport ahead of the Sao Paulo E-Prix this weekend. “Maybe on some tracks you could say let’s take the risk and then we will see. But on that one, the comparison between the level of risk and the impact of the risk was too high, that’s why we went to the extreme decision.
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