The Long Beach ePrix was an annual race of the
single-seater
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,
electrically powered Formula E
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championship, held in
Long Beach
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,
United States
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. It was raced in the
2014–15 and the
2015–16 seasons.
Circuit
A modified version of the
Long Beach Grand Prix
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track was used for this ePrix. The track was in length and featured seven turns.
Results
References
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Long Beach
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Auto races in the United States
Sports in Long Beach, California
Recurring sporting events established in 2015
2015 establishments in California