Jermaine Jenas and the ‘unique’ skillset which can see Formula E thrive in Season 10

Sign up to our free sport newsletter for all the latest news on everything from cycling to boxing Sign up to our free sport email for all the latest news Sign up to our free sport email for all the latest news SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. That’s what Jermaine Jenas is expecting when he starts his new job as lead presenter in January, in front of the cameras once more but in a less-than-expected setting this time around. He won’t see the glances, won’t hear the questions, but he knows they’ll be coming when viewers tune in to season 10 of Formula E across 2024 – and he’s backing himself to win over fans and bring a new dynamic to the broadcasting of a championship that continues to grow, but now faces the challenge of becoming mainstream in motor racing. It’s a different and exciting feel to it, for me to challenge myself with something new.” FE is leading the conversation in terms of sustainability and everything regarding sport moving forward The One Show might be entertainment and Match of the Day a high-profile sporting environment, but recent seasons of Formula E are entirely their own domain; they’ve shown why FE can be similar to each type and yet nothing alike. I’ve been in high-pressurised situations as a sportsman as well as hosting shows, it’s very unique.” Formula E starts its 10th season in Mexico on 13 January, live on TNT Sports