Nick Cassidy

Nick Cassidy of Jaguar TCS Racing has discussed the level of competitiveness that his team is encountering in Season 10 of the FIA Formula E World Championship.

At the Diriyah E-Prix Round 3, Nick Cassidy of Jaguar TCS Racing calmly drove to victory, marking both his first win of Season 10 and the team's debut triumph.

The 2023 Formula E title contender and race winner will join fellow Kiwi Mitch Evans at Jaguar, who has been competing in the all-electric World Championship since Jaguar's 2016 debut.

Nick Cassidy won the Formula E season finale in London after the race had been postponed twice due to bad weather. His Envision Racing team had secured the team's title the day before.

Sam Bird's Jaguar caused the accident when he lost control of the car's rear end coming out of Turn 6. As a result, he was in the centre of the track and exposed to danger. From there, Envision Racing's Sebastien Buemi collided with Bird's vehicle, sending him flying into the wall before landing.

Cassidy drove with accuracy, starting tenth on the grid and finishing first overall after 32 laps of racing in a field of twenty-two vehicles. The New Zealander Cassidy took the lead many times throughout the Portland E-Prix race.

Porsche's Gen3 capabilities seemed to be waning in Monaco, but the team was doomed from the start as software problems cost Pascal Wehrlein and Antonio Felix da Costa valuable track time during the first practice session.

After a delay in the start due to climate change demonstrators gaining access to the Berlin E-Prix racing circuit, Envision Racing’s Nick Cassidy earned his first victory of the Formula E season.