Cassidy was able to successfully combat de Vries’ early ATTACK MODE, late PIT BOOST strategy to slice by the Dutchman out of the final turn on Lap 27 – leading from there to the flag despite de Vries’ best efforts.
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The Jaguar driver started fifth on the grid and ensured the team would follow up a win-double in Berlin with a third on the spin – only the fifth team in Formula E history to manage that feat. A second victory in-a-row for Cassidy also meant longstanding Team Principal James Barclay – the man who headed Jaguar’s return to world-class motorsport – would have silverware to celebrate on his final race weekend with the team.
Outgoing champion Wehrlein finished where he started in third while securing the fastest lap of the race – key points for Porsche in the Teams’ and Manufacturers’ fight. Season 8 champion Stoffel Vandoorne following for Maserati MSG Racing in fourth. Brit Jake Dennis came home in fifth with Jean-Eric Vergne (DS PENSKE) rounding out the top six.
That win saw Cassidy third in the Drivers’ running behind champion Oliver Rowland – who managed just 11th – and Wehrlein, while Porsche lead Nissan by 39 points in the Teams’ World Championship with only 47 remaining. Porsche also head Nissan 367 to 338 in the Manufactuers’ table.
Round 16 – the Season 11 finale – follows tomorrow, 27 July, at the Excel.
As it happened…
Polesitter Evans led the pack away and through the opening left-right after a strong start with de Vries chopping across to defend from Wehrlein.
Edo Mortara and Maximilian Guenther came blows as the cars made their exit out of the Excel beneath the Docklands Light Railway, with the latter coming off worst with suspension damage to his front-right corner – enforcing a spell under the Safety Car for the recovery of his DS PENSKE.
Lap 4 and we were green once again with Evans heading de Vries, Wehrlein, Cassidy, Ticktum and Mortara.
The PIT BOOST window opened around Lap 17 with, Nick Cassidy able to make up ground from P5 at the outside to a net lead on Lap 20 as the stops began to shake out.
De Vries and Wehrlein aimed to overcut Cassidy and the rest with early ATTACK MODE deployments and late stops on Lap 25 – which proved a strong call as de Vries emerged from the pit lane ahead of the Jaguar driver and Wehrlein filtering into third ahead of Stoffel Vandoorne and Sam Bird.
Lap 28 saw Nick Cassidy make use of his second ATTACK to retake P1 from de Vries out of the final turn on Lap 27.
Contact saw Ticktum clip Mitch Evans into a spin and slipping out of the points on Lap 29 before the CUPRA KIRO driver found himself in trouble with an overambitious move at Turn 9 saw the Brit in the wall and out of the race as he tried to make amends for that earlier coming-together. A Safety Car was required for the recovery of Ticktum’s car.
Lap 35 saw the race go gree once again with Cassidy leading the pack away – de Vries, Wehrlein, Vandoorne, Dennis, Vergne, Mortara, Bird, Frijns and Nato the top 10.
From there, he was able to seal the deal and get things done – on Jaguar Team Principal James Barclay’s final race weekend, as well as his swansong for Jaguar.
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