Formula E Berlin E-Prix

The Formula E Berlin E-Prix is held on a temporary circuit laid out across the apron and taxiways of the former Tempelhof Airport in Berlin. The decommissioned airport's vast concrete surfaces create one of the largest and most unusual venues on the Formula E calendar.

Yes, the Berlin E-Prix has appeared in every season of the Formula E World Championship since the series debuted in 2014–2015. It is one of the few founding venues that has remained a continuous fixture on the all-electric racing schedule.

The Tempelhof circuit is unusual because it runs entirely on concrete rather than the asphalt surfaces typical of most Formula E street circuits. The abrasive concrete creates distinctive tire wear characteristics and the wide open layout allows for a more flowing track design than typical tight street circuits.

Yes, Formula E has used multiple circuit configurations at Tempelhof over the years, adjusting the layout between seasons. Several editions have also featured double-header races, with two championship rounds held on consecutive days at the venue.