Nick Cassidy, one of the most prominent drivers in Formula E, has expressed his disappointment at not having yet achieved a world title. At 31 years old, Cassidy has accumulated a remarkable track record with 12 victories, 30 podiums, and 8 poles, but he has not been able to win the championship despite his constant efforts.
During the 2025/26 season, his lack of stability in results has left him on the verge of triumph. He has been a runner-up on two occasions, in 2023 and 2025, and finished in third place in 2024 after losing a 25-point lead in the final races.
Currently, Cassidy is 42 points behind the leader, Jake Dennis, with only 58 points available for the final in London. “I am proud of my achievements, but at the same time disappointed. I have achieved the best results of the Gen3 era, but I haven’t been able to win a championship,” the Citroën driver commented.
The 2025/26 season has been a reflection of missed opportunities, as he topped the standings after the second race by winning in Mexico City and securing third place in Sao Paulo. However, seven races without points during the rest of the season harmed his chances.
Despite the difficulties, Cassidy remains optimistic about his performance so far. “Five podiums this year are more than we expected, and still fighting for the title in London is a good sign of my season,” he added. With his sights set on the final, the driver hopes to achieve one more victory that would enrich his career, despite the title still eluding him.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI
