FormulaE drivers will need to 'respect' the limits of the Gen3 single-seater as it handles 'almost like a GT car', according to Sette Camara.
NIO 333's Sergio Sette Camara says drivers will have to"respect" limitations of the new Gen3 Formula E car, and that it will not respond well to being 'overdriven'.The Brazilian explained that the Gen3 car was"counter-intuitive" to anything he's experienced before on the car, explaining that the reliance on systems - particularly with the addition of a front regen motor and the removal of rear brakes - takes some of the onus away from the drivers.
"Gen2 is somewhat intuitive. This [Gen3] is almost like a GT car. And many people say like, the hard tyres, you're going to be good with it, because you flick the car around and things like this. His race engineer from Dragon, Dan Moeller, has since moved to NIO 333 to continue their relationship, retaining a modicum of familiarity for the ex-Red Bull andSpeaking to Motorsport.com about his move, Sette Camara explained that he was regularly making the trip to the United Kingdom and"staying extra hours" to ensure he gets used to his engineers ahead of the new season.
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