In this CEO Series episode of Sports Geek, Sean Callanan chats with Mark Preston, CEO of DS TECHEETAH Formula E team.
On this podcast you'll learn about:
- How Mark moved up the ranks in motorsport from Australia to the world of F1.
- What Mark learned from his F1 experience at Arrows and McLaren.
- Starting a Formula E team as a new motorsport is born.
- How Formula W differs from F1.
- Why you'll likely see a Formula E car racing through your fave sports stadium.
- How sustainability is a key pillar and selling point for Formula E.
- How fans can affect races with Fan Boost
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Resources from the podcast
- Connect with Mark Preston on Linkedin and send him a message that you listened via Twitter to @MarkPreston3
- Follow the progress of DS TECHEETAH across socials – Instagram @DSTECHEETAH, Twitter @DSTECHEETAH, Facebook @DSTECHEETAH
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