# Team Race: 3 titles Renault e.dams in three seasons FIA Formula E

- Link: https://greenlivingguy.com/2017/08/team-race-3-titles-renault-teams-fia-formula-e/
- Published: 2017-08-02T03:41:43-04:00
- Author: greenlivingguy

## Team Race

Let’s talk team race: about the teams racing ability. Shall we? For the performance
and energy of Renault e.dams was duly rewarded, as the French squad was crowned 
FIA Formula E champions for a third consecutive season. They are currently the only
team in the category who has won the teams’ title.

So created three years ago, the FIA Formula E championship. It’s totally seen Renault
confirm its supremacy.

## During the first two seasons, Renault e.dams embraced the challenge of the Formula E championship from the outset.

That’s by winning the teams’ race title on two consecutive occasions. Sébastien 
Buemi missed the drivers’ crown by only one point in the first season, but fought
back even stronger in the second year and was crowned champion after a thrilling
season finale in London.

### 󠀁[⌊Team racing. Three out of three: Three titles for Renault e.dams in three seasons of FIA Formula E⌉⌊Team racing. Three out of three: Three titles for Renault e.dams in three seasons of FIA Formula E⌉󠀁[⏎ This year, Renault e.dams managed yet again, to win the title thanks to a stunning level of consistency with six victories out of twelve races.

They are the only team to have scored points in each race. With the squad very keen
to reclaim their crown, the team and Sébastien Buemi were victorious at the opening
round in Hong Kong. More wins followed in Marrakech and Buenos Aires. The team soon
returned to winning ways in Monaco, where the Swiss driver started from pole position–
his first of the season, and he remained unchallenged on the Monegasque track. One
week later in Paris, Sébastien offered his first victory on home soil to Renault
e.dams. He then added another victory to his tally in the second race in Berlin –
his sixth in eight races. Meanwhile, Nico Prost allowed the team to get closer to
the teams’ title by scoring valuable points in each round and was the only driver
to have accomplished this impressive feat.

The race for the title was very tight at the Montreal season finale. That’s as only
18 points separated Sébastien from his closest rival, Lucas di Grassi. All as they
approached the decisive weekend in Canada. Unfortunately, the team had a disappointing
day on Saturday. That’s with Sébastien’s accident in free practice. So also and 
his disqualification. All the while bad luck returned on Sunday with a tough race
for both drivers.

To read the full article, [click here](https://media.group.renault.com/global/en-gb/renault/media/pressreleases/94361/trois-sur-trois-3-saisons-de-formule-e-et-3-titres-pour-renault-edams1)
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