Nick Cassidy Bids Emotional Farewell to Jaguar TCS Racing

Nick Cassidy recently said goodbye to Jaguar TCS Racing with an emotional note and shared some memorable photos after wrapping up his time with three consecutive wins. The Formula E driver triumphed in both races at the London double-header, propelling himself to second place in the Formula E World Championship. While not disclosing his next team, he acknowledged Jaguar as formidable competitors. In his farewell post, Cassidy included pictures of himself with the trophies he earned this year, a snapshot of his jersey, and a touching moment with his grandmother who witnessed his victories in London. The post also featured glimpses of the celebrations in London and his journey back home. Reflecting on his success, Cassidy wrote, "Don't know where to start... 3 wins in a row and 2nd in the Drivers' World Championship after an incredible finish to the season. I couldn't have dreamed of this when joining @fiaformulae and have been super fortunate to be in great cars fighting for wins and championships. Thanks to @jaguarracing for the last 3 seasons. It's been a privilege to drive for Jaguar and our race team – and I sincerely wish them all the best in the future, knowing they will be tough competitors." He also gave a special mention to his teammate, Mitch Evans, acknowledging his talent and support. Fans and fellow racers, including Sergio Sette Camara, shared their congratulations and well wishes for Cassidy's future endeavors. During his time with Jaguar TCS Racing, Cassidy achieved significant milestones, including four wins this season and a podium finish in Monaco. His farewell marks the end of a successful chapter with the team, leaving behind a legacy of impressive performances.

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