Formula E nearly man Nick Cassidy "sad" he doesn't have a title
Nick Cassidy revealed he’s “a bit sad” at not yet becoming a Formula E world champion and has been left ruing his inconsistent results in the 2025/26 campaign. The 31-year-old is a series stalwart with 12 victories from six seasons leaving him joint-fifth on the all-time wins list, alongside 30 podiums and eight pole positions. But the best he’s achieved is being a championship ... Keep reading
Formula E driver Nick Cassidy expressed his disappointment at not yet securing a world championship title. The 31-year-old Kiwi has an impressive career record with 12 victories from six seasons, 30 podium finishes and eight pole positions. However, his best result has been a runner-up finish twice, in 2023 and 2025. In the 2024 season, Cassidy finished third after losing his 25-point lead in the final two race weekends.
As such, Cassidy is one of the best drivers in Formula E without a championship title. He is currently 42 points behind leader Jake Dennis, with 58 points available, making it highly unlikely he can secure the championship. Despite his disappointment, Cassidy remains proud of his achievements and wants to try again this weekend.
He acknowledged that the 2025/26 season could be seen as a missed opportunity for him, as he held the points lead after round two but suffered seven non-scores in the 13 races since. Cassidy expressed his desire to secure another win in London, as it would be a significant achievement given his consistent results.
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