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Welcome. sounds. There's probably another podcast on there that you're absolutely love. Welcome to Tech Life on the BBC World Service. This is the program where we explore how

tech is impacting the world all around us. And if you listen very, very carefully, you might

get a clue as to where I am for this episode.

Or perhaps not. And standing next to a racetrack, with the cars whizzing around me at more than 300

kilometres an hour, sound different to what you might expect. That's because this is Formula E.

The E stands for electric.

It's Formula One replacing the fuel tank with a battery and replacing the combustion motor

with two electric motors. So far this year, the All Electric Racing Series has been in Brazil,

in Mexico, Shanghai,

in China, Tokyo and many other cities all around the globe.

But it all ends here at the season finale in London.

And this is also the end of season 10.

So in this program, we'll explore the tech on and off the track and ask if it's found its way into our

everyday lives. We introduced for the very first time in motorsport the use of sustainable aviation

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