Nick Cassidy is expected to leave Jaguar TCS Racing at the conclusion of the current 2024-2025 Formula E season. According to The Race, the New Zealander finalised his decision around late April or early May, during the period surrounding the 2025 Monaco E-Prix. Reportedly, Cassidy has already signed a long-term agreement with another team. This…
Nick Cassidy can definitely be satisfied about his Monaco E-Prix weekend in spite of a bad beginning. In fact, his Saturday was severely affected by an excessive energy defect. That unfortunately limited his possibility to fend off other drivers’ assaults especially towards the end of the race. An unexpected positive result On the other hand,…
Jaguar will field Jamie Chadwick next Thursday. The triple-time W Series world champion and race winner in the Indy NXT series will get another taste of Formula E machinery having participated in the Women’s Test earlier in the season. The inaugural Jeddah E-Prix will play host to the first Rookie Test of the season as…
It was an incredible season opener for Jaguar in FE. A weekend which had started on a seriously difficult note, with Mitch Evans’s car stopping during both Practise and Qualifying and Nick Cassidy mentioning speed issues on the radio as well. The most successful man in FE Neither of the drivers, who had won the…
Jaguar and Nissan Formula E teams have become the first to face penalties for breaching the championship’s cost cap, which was introduced for the 2022-23 season. Both teams have been handed sanctions by the FIA for minor overspending, highlighting the sport’s growing emphasis on financial regulations. According to reports, as a result of the breaches,…
The third and final free practice session of the season kicked off at 9:55 local time from the London Excel Circuit in East-London. Robin Frijns was the first to put a time on the board, he clocked a 1:21.664. Up until an hour before FP3, it had been uncertain if Frijns would be able to…
Jake Dennis played a huge part in the first race in London, but not quite in the way he had hoped beforehand. The Andretti driver was involved in multiple incidents, received three penalties, and was even shown a black-and-white flag. After a somewhat disappointing qualifying session, Dennis kicked off the race from P10. The Brit…
