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Jaguar TCS Racing crowned Teams' World Champions in London

All eyes turn to the final rounds of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship in London

Cassidy extends Championship Lead during Shanghai ahead of a promising final four rounds of the season

4 PODIUMS IN A ROW AS CASSIDY DOES THE DOUBLE IN BERLIN

JAGUAR TCS RACING SECURE FIRST EVER DOUBLE PODIUM ON THE STREETS OF MONTE CARLO

CASSIDY BOUNCES BACK ON DAY 2 IN MISANO

Points in inaugural Tokyo E-Prix

Early damage in Round 4 resulted in a points scoring opportunity drifting away

NICK LEAVES SAUDI ARABIA WITH A WIN, TWO PODIUMS AND THE FASTEST LAP OF THE DIRIYAH E-PRIX

STARTING THE SEASON STRONG WITH A PODIUM & FASTEST LAP IN MEXICO CITY

NICK CASSIDY FINISHING A STRONG 6TH

Cassidy kicked off the season with a ninth, as Gen3 delivered the thrills and spills in Mexico City

Envision Racing's Nick Cassidy scored a dramatic podium in the London E-Prix following a great strategic play and a scrap to the finish for P3.

Envision Racing's Nick Cassidy emerged from a red-flagged race in New York City with a maiden FIA Formula E Victory, heading home a team double podium.

An early-race spin shortly costs Cassidy potential big points as Envision Racing endure a difficult afternoon in the Marrakesh E-Prix.

Cassidy endured a difficult weekend in Berlin, as damage in Race 1 forced him to start from the back of the grid in Race 2 - with a subsequent penalty for component changes costing him a chance of points.

Nick Cassidy once again turned around a disappointing qualifying result to use brains and speed to fight through the field on a circuit that is notoriously difficult to overtake on.

The qualifying fortunes of Envision Racing’s Nick Cassidy did not tell the story of the New Zealand driver’s Italian weekend.

The Kiwi driver ran as high as seventh with 10 minutes remaining. However a points finish wasn’t to be for Cassidy, who ended up 13th at the flag.

Nick Cassidy claimed a solid seventh with a top three finish within range at the opening round of the 2022 ABB FIA Formula E Championship under the lights at the Diriyah E-Prix.

The wait is almost over. Formula E is back with an exciting new qualifying format, three new cities on the schedule, and Nick Cassidy will look to challenge for the championship once again…

Envision Virgin Racing’s Nick Cassidy signed off in New York City with a second career podium as team-mate Frijns fought from 21st to 8th

Envision Virgin Racing’s Nick Cassidy drove superbly from pole to lead deep into Round 10 as team-mate Robin Frijns went from 11th to 5th achieving joint lead in the championship standings.

Nick Cassidy managed to soar from a crushing low to a dizzying high at the Puebla E-Prix, securing his first podium in the all-electric series with Envision Virgin Racing.

Envision Virgin Racing driver Nick Cassidy drove a calculated race to finish fourth at Valencia, in a race that included five safety car stoppages and many of the field running out of energy.

Envision Virgin Racing’s Nick Cassidy suffered heartbreak during today’s second Formula E race on the streets of Rome after he was unable to fully exploit his superb maiden pole position after a serious of unfortunate incidents pushed him down the order.

Formula E rookie Nick Cassidy admits acclimatising to the ‘energy management world’ of Formula E will prove challenging as he prepares for his all-electric race debut with Envision Virgin Racing.

Envision Virgin Racing has signed rising star Nick Cassidy to drive for the team for season 7 of the all-electric championship.

Born and raised in Auckland, Nick Cassidy began karting at the age of just six but has since gone on to become one motorsport’s most promising and exciting young talents.