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Cassidy's Double Victory at London E-Prix Marks a Fitting Farewell

Nick Cassidy has made a spectacular exit from Jaguar TCS Racing, clinching a remarkable double victory at the London E-Prix. With his recent announcement of leaving the team, Cassidy showcased his undeniable talent, finishing ahead of Mahindra's Nyck de Vries and Porsche's Pascal Wehrlein in a thrilling event.

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It’s a bittersweet moment for Jaguar as they say goodbye to Cassidy, who proved his mettle in the final race with unmatched skill. This victory not only highlights his individual prowess but also raises questions about Jaguar’s future in Formula E as they look to fill the void left by a star driver.

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