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How Formula E Hopes to Shift Car Culture to All-Electric Motorsport Racing
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As part of that shift, Formula E has partnered with Liberty Walk, the iconic Japanese tuning house, along with L.A.-based influencer and content creator Vinnie Hacker to merge motorsports with youth culture and community.
The Miami E-Prix is designed to have a street racing vibe instead of a traditional racing venue.
The activation also doubles as a watch party to experience the only Formula E E-Prix event in the United States this season.
This is the first time Formula E and Liberty Walk joined forces.
Learn more about the 2026 Formula E Miami E-Prix here.