How this could be the future of motorsport
Jean-Claude Migeot's FondTech organisation has a reputation for innovation, and its latest creation, the E-11, could represent the future of single-seater racing worldwide Sam Tremayne was granted an exclusive behind-the-scenes visit to the factory
A bold new vision for the future of electric racing was launched this week, and AUTOSPORT was party to the exclusive unveiling as FondTech revealed its E-11 racer.
The car is the baby of FondTech owner and ex-Renault, Ferrari and Tyrrell Formula 1 engineer Jean-Claude Migeot and his project manager Luca Gasparini, who has had notable success working on Audi's uber-successful sportscar programme.
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