Nick Cassidy claimed a landmark victory for Citroen in Mexico City, earning the French manufacturer its first-ever Formula E win. The New Zealander navigated a chaotic, incident-filled race to secure his maiden triumph in the series’ 12th season.
Competing in Citroen’s debut campaign, Cassidy showcased both skill and composure amid the unpredictable conditions that have long made the Mexico City round one of Formula E’s most exciting events. His performance highlighted the team’s strong entry into the all-electric championship.
With this win, Cassidy also took the lead in the championship standings, amassing 40 points after finishing third in last month’s season opener in Sao Paulo. The result positions him as a serious title contender for the season ahead.
Reflecting on the achievement, Cassidy praised the atmosphere at the Mexico City race and the significance of winning for Citroen. He described the victory as “a dreamy start” and a moment he will never forget, marking a milestone in both his career and the team’s history.
Cassidy acknowledged the race’s reputation for unpredictability, noting a statistic that suggested winners in Mexico City often go on to claim the championship. Determined not to relinquish the opportunity, he delivered a performance that could define both his season and Citroen’s early success in Formula E.
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