ESkootr Championship

Developed especially for the series with help from Italian motorsports engineering and lightweight composites company Ycom,^[6] the S1-X eSkootr, which all riders race with, is able to reach speeds of more than 100 km/h with a lean of greater than 50 degrees.^[7] They include twin 6 kW motors and a battery developed by Williams Advanced Engineering with a capacity of 1.33kWh.^[8] Total weight of 35 kilograms, hydraulic brakes, 6.5 inch wheels, carbon fibre chassis, fairings and bodywork are Bcomp flax fibre composite.^[9]

For eSC's inaugural season, six rounds were originally announced, with the first in London in May 2022. The championship was scheduled to remain in Europe before finishing in the United States in October.^[10]

Before the third planned race in Italy, the remaining races were postponed^[11] before it was announced that the season would conclude with a double-header event at Circuit Paul Ricard near Marseille,^[12] moving the competition to a purpose-built racing circuit for the first time.

The London race was staged at multi-purpose venue Printworks London in the east of the city.^[13]

The riders' championship was won by Aymard Vernay^[14] while Nico Roche Racing won the teams' championship.

The following rounds were planned, but subsequently cancelled:

Riders for the series were professional athletes from a range of sporting backgrounds, including existing racing disciplines within motorsports and BMX as well as freestyle scooters plus ones as varied as figure skating (Jordan Rand) and snowboarding (Billy Morgan). They were a part of the eSC Draft.^[15] Similar to the NFL style draft in America, these riders were selected in rotation by the teams.

The confirmed teams were Carlin,^[16] Helbiz,^[17] Nico Roche Racing Team,^[18] Murphy Prototypes,^[19] SICK! Series Racing (owned by Fabio Wibmer),^[20] 27X by Nico Hulkenberg^[21] and 258 Racing (owned by Anthony Joshua).^[22]