US EditionFormula E can't let its unluckiest driver slip off the grid
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Formula E can't let its unluckiest driver slip off the grid
Not that he would bring it up publicly but Jake Hughes' outrageous misfortune at key moments of his 2024-25 Formula E season, likely his one and only with the troubled Maserati MSG team, was next level unlucky. Usually in the sob-story world of Formula E, such a tale would involve a combination of self, team and random errors. But in Hughes' case it was heavily biased toward the indiscriminately unfortunate, and to an extreme degree.Consider the…
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