Formula E holds its 100th race this weekend with a South Korean double marking the end of an era for the electric series and likely to see Belgian Stoffel Vandoorne take the title in a farewell for Mercedes. From a debut in 2014 around the stadium built for Beijing's 2008 Summer Olympics, Formula E reaches its century milestone on Sunday by racing near the stadium that hosted the 1988 Seoul Games. The season's final race will be the end of the road for the ‘Gen2' era, with next season bringing in a new generation of cars that will be faster, lighter and more efficient than anything seen so far. Series co-founder Alberto Longo said the city-based single-seater championship had proven...
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