What are you talking about? Electric cars are completely uncompetitive in the majority of races. EVs have a handful of high-profile victories, which are notewor

What are you talking about? Electric cars are completely uncompetitive in the majority of races. EVs have a handful of high-profile victories, which are noteworthy precisely because they are rare. It is doubtful they will ever be competitive in endurance events (like Le Mans) without radically new designs. >There’s no metric by which an electric motor, sufficiently supplied with everything it needs to function, doesn’t embarrass them. There is no way a snail, sufficiently supplied with a speedboat, doesn't embarrass Michael Phelps. Power and cooling are the hard parts. You can't just take them as given.