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All to play for in Berlin

At the time of writing, the Formula E season is yet to resume for its six-race, nine-day finale in Germany. But as you’re reading this issue on Thursday, you’ll already know who won at Tempelhof Airport last night. You’re like Biff Tannen in Back to the Future Part 2 with your hands on a copy of Grays Sports Almanac. Oh, and cancel your plans for this evening as there’s another race on in a couple of hours.

As it stands, though, there are still 180

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