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Nick Cassidy Charges From 13th to Win Mexico City E‑Prix, Securing Citroën’s First Formula E Victory

Safety-car timing plus shrewd energy use proved decisive, lifting the New Zealander to the championship lead after the series’ 150th race.

Overview

  • Cassidy executed an off‑set ATTACK MODE and superior energy management to overtake late and then defend to the flag, with Edoardo Mortara second and Oliver Rowland third.
  • Nyck de Vries’ stoppage at Turn 1 triggered a full‑course yellow that became a safety car from laps 17 to 21, reshaping energy targets for the closing laps.
  • Taylor Barnard lost a lap that would have secured pole for exceeding track limits, handing Sébastien Buemi the top spot in qualifying.
  • Buemi ran deep at Turn 1 on lap one and later pitted with a puncture, falling to the back and finishing 17th after starting from pole.
  • Cassidy tops the Drivers’ standings on 40 points ahead of Jake Dennis on 36 and Rowland on 34, with Citroën also leading the Teams’ table before Round 3 in Miami on January 31.