US EditionHow Cassidy Splashed to Success at Shanghai E-Prix
- Nick Cassidy won Race 2 of the 2025 Formula E Shanghai E-Prix on June 1, leading every lap on a wet, delayed track.
- The race was postponed by ninety minutes because of intense rainfall and poor visibility, leading to a safety car start and cautious driving throughout.
- Starting from pole with a 1:31.305 in Group A, Cassidy quickly pulled away from the field, establishing a gap exceeding 10 seconds while conserving energy more efficiently than his competitors.
- Both Porsche racers secured podium positions, taking second and third place, while Oliver Rowland improved his grid position from 17th to finish 13th.
- Cassidy’s win ended a year-long drought and showcased his wet-weather skill amid challenging conditions, though some viewed the result as somewhat hollow due to weather impacts.
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Cassidy Conquers the Storm: Kiwi claims Shanghai E-Prix victory
When the rain falls, the Kiwis rise, and in Shanghai, Nick Cassidy proved exactly why he’s one of motorsport’s finest wet-weather warriors, mastering the treacherous conditions to claim a flawless lights-to-flag victory at the 2025 Shanghai E-Prix, Round 11 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. With rain hammering the Shanghai International Circuit and […] The post Cassidy Conquers the Storm: Kiwi claims Shanghai E-Prix victory appeared f…
A New Zealander became the rain king in the second Shanghai E-Prix: Nick Cassidy celebrated a start-target victory in a dominant manner from the pole position. Behind the Jaguar, the Porsche drivers completed the podium.
The light pilot, who left the second place of the race, cut the target to 19,444 seconds from the winner, the New Zealandn Nick Cassidy (Jaguar), with German Pascal Wherlein (Porsche) in the second, at 7,126. This was the fourth half of the season for the Cascais pilot, which had been ranked 13th yesterday. "Today was a better day, but despite the podium I am not entirely satisfied, because we did not have a strong rhythm. In fact, when I realiz…
How Cassidy splashed to success at Shanghai E-Prix
A dominant masterclass in the rain helped Jaguar’s Nick Cassidy end his drought of Formula E success, comfortably converting pole position into his first victory in over a year on a rain-affected race day in Shanghai.Sunday’s schedule was updated to reflect the inclement weather conditions at the Shanghai International Circuit, but the wet track surface didn’t seem to impact Cassidy who ...Keep reading
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