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Maximilian Günther ends Formula E season in London with gritty points finish - Monaco Life

Monaco resident Maximilian Günther ended his 2024/25 ABB FIA Formula E World Championship campaign with a determined seventh-place finish at the London E-Prix on 19th July, rounding off the season at the ExCeL Circuit. After a promising yet unfulfilled home race in Berlin, Günther arrived in London with renewed ambition and a custom helmet designed by Bianchet. He showed strong pace throughout practice and reached the duel stages of qualifying, …

London E-Prix: Cassidy dominates despite Jaguar tensions

Nick Cassidy makes it two-for-two in London as tensions between teammate Mitch Evans and Jaguar boil over.  Race two of the London E-Prix followed an electric qualifying session, which saw Cupra Kiro’s Dan Ticktum take his maiden pole position — the perfect end to what has been the Brit’s strongest season to date. However, a five-place grid penalty from Saturday’s race meant Ticktum would start from sixth on the grid. Saturday’s race winner, Nic…

Porsche seal Formula E titles in chaotic finale after world champion crashes out

Nick Cassidy secured back-to-back victories in Formula E's season-ending London E-Prix, whilst Porsche wrapped up the teams' and manufacturers' titles.

Nick Cassidy Triumphs in London E-Prix Ahead of Season Finale

timesng.com: LONDON: Nick Cassidy claimed victory in the London E-Prix on Saturday, winning Round 15 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. The New Zealander drove for Jaguar TCS Racing, marking the team’s third consecutive win before the season finale. Starting from fifth on the grid, Cassidy executed a brilliant race strategy, utilizing his Attack […] This post Nick Cassidy Triumphs in London E-Prix Ahead of Season Finale appeared first …

London E-Prix: Nick Cassidy takes Race 2 pole in final race for Jaguar

Nick Cassidy took pole position for Race 2 of the Formula E London E-Prix in what will be his final race for the Jaguar TCS Racing team. Cassidy was defeated in the final by Dan Ticktum, but a grid penalty given yesterday meant he would start first. Maximilian Guenther was second, with Mitch Evans third, who deliberately slowed in his semi-final duel with Cassidy to ensure him a place in the final in a team game. Pascal Wehrlein would be in four…