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Nick Cassidy delivered to Citroen Racing its maiden ABB FIA Formula E World Championship in Mexico City on Saturday, following a masterclass in precision, patience and perfectly judged aggression.
In the heat and chaos of the 2026 Mexico City E-Prix, the Kiwi New Zealander once again showed why timing is everything in the GEN3 era, deploying both ATTACK MODE boosts with trademark calm as the race unfolded around him.
Slicing cleanly through the pack from P14 on the grid, Cassidy emerged when it mattered most, holding off late pressure from Edoardo Mortara and reigning champion Oliver Rowland in a frantic closing phase that saw the top five covered by barely a second.
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It was a tense, high-speed chess match through the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez – and Cassidy never blinked.
The result marked his fourth win in five races, underlining a remarkable run of form and instantly cementing Citroën Racing as a force to be reckoned with. After opening the season with a podium in São Paulo, this victory feels less like a surprise and more like a statement.
Two races. One win. Championship leads in hand. For Cassidy and Citroën, Mexico City wasn’t just a breakthrough – it was the beginning of belief.
