automobile expedition that crossed the African continent from north to south. Mission 05: Salar de Uyuni The Voxan Wattman set a new world speed record for an electric motorcycle in the 'partially streamlined electric motorcycle over 300 kilos' class. Driven by Max Biaggi, the bike reached 366.94 km/h on the runway of Châteauroux-Centre airport in France. The Wattman holds 11 world speed records: – ¼ mile, flying start, partially streamlined: 394.45 km/h (245.10 mph) – no previous record – ¼ mile, flying start, non-streamlined: 357.19 km/h (221.95 mph) – no previous record – 1 km, flying start, partially streamlined: 386.35 km/h (240.07 mph – previous record: 329.31 km/h (204.62 mph) – 1 mile, flying start, partially streamlined: 366.94 km/h (228.05 mph) – previous record: 329, .09 km/h (204 mph) subsequently (2021) bettered by Biaggi on a Wattman at Kennedy Space Center - 455.74 km/h (283.18 mph) – 1 mile, flying start, non-streamlined: 349.38 km/h (217.10 mph) – previous: record 292 km/h (181.44 mph) Max Biaggi on the Voxan Wattman (non-streamlined) – ¼ mile, standing start, non-streamlined: 126.20 km/h (78.42 mph) – no previous record – ¼ mile, standing start, partially streamlined: 127.30 km/h (79.10 mph) – previous record: 87.16 km/h (54.16 mph) – 1 km, standing start, non-streamlined: 185.56 km/h (115.30 mph) – no previous record – 1 km, standing start, partially streamlined: 191.84 km/h (119.20 mph)– previous record: 122.48 km/h (76.11 mph) – 1 mile, standing start, non-streamlined: 222.82 km/h (138.45 mph) – no previous record – 1 mile, standing start, partially streamlined: 225.01 km/h (139.81 mph) – no previous record Motorsport Formula E Venturi was the first manufacturer to join the Formula E world championship. Created in 2013, Venturi has been present on the grid since the championship’s inaugural race in 2014. In 2015, Venturi became an FIA-approved manufacturer in Formula E, supplying full powertrain systems to Dragon Racing (2015-2016) and Mercedes-backed privateer team HWA Racelab (2018-2019). In May 2018, the team signed a three-year deal with eleven time Formula One race winner Felipe Massa and rehired seven time Macau World Cup winner Edoardo Mortara as teammate to Massa. Susie Wolff became the team principal in June 2018. At Formula E's landmark 50th race at the 2019 Hong Kong ePrix, Mortara recorded Venturi's maiden victory. Venturi took further podiums at the Mexico City E-Prix and Monaco E-Prix which was also the site of Massa's first podium finish in