Nick Cassidy London E-Prix win capped off a thrilling end to the 2025 ABB FIA Formula E season. On his final outing with Jaguar TCS Racing, Cassidy made sure the farewell was unforgettable. With a masterful lights-to-flag victory at London’s ExCeL Circuit, he sealed his third straight win and handed Jaguar its fifth triumph in six races.
The atmosphere was electric, not just from the cars but from a sold-out crowd watching history unfold. Cassidy, who had struggled early in the season, drove like a man transformed. The result helped him clinch second place in the Drivers’ Championship, and left fans wondering what might’ve been with a stronger start to the year.
Jaguar TCS Racing Ends on a High
This was more than just a race, it was the perfect ending for Cassidy and Team Principal James Barclay, both exiting Jaguar after this event. The team has competed in all 127 Formula E races, and Cassidy’s dominant performance was a fitting tribute. His margin of victory? A staggering 13.5 seconds, Formula E’s second-largest ever.
Mitch Evans almost made it a Jaguar one-two but dropped from second to fifth after a time penalty for speeding under Full Course Yellow. Still, the team’s form was undeniable in these final rounds.
Porsche Takes Both Formula E Championships
While Cassidy stole the show, Porsche played the long game. With consistent results throughout the season, they locked down both the FIA Teams’ and Manufacturers’ World Championship titles. It’s their first-ever double crown in Formula E, a huge milestone for the German marque.
Nissan had a slim shot at challenging Porsche, but their hopes faded after Oliver Rowland, already crowned Drivers’ Champion, crashed out. That incident ended their title chase and cleared the path for Porsche’s glory.
Mahindra and Envision Grab Their Moments
Nyck de Vries delivered a gutsy drive to second place, helping Mahindra Racing secure fourth in the Teams’ standings, their best result since 2017. It’s a huge leap for a team that was qualifying last just a year ago.
Sebastien Buemi showed veteran poise by climbing from 19th to third, navigating chaos and managing energy like a pro. It wasn’t just about speed, it was about smart racing, and it paid off in a big way.
Formula E Blends Racing, Entertainment, and Sustainability
The 2025 Marvel Fantastic Four London E-Prix wasn’t only about racing. Celebrities like Mika Häkkinen, Richard Hammond, and Sophie Ellis-Bextor added star power. Music acts like Pixie Lott and Rizzle Kicks turned the weekend into a true entertainment spectacle.
Yet, Formula E never lost sight of its purpose. The event hosted 120 young women through FIA Girls on Track and supported Change Please Foundation with €25,000 toward a mobile shelter bus. The sport continues to lead the way in sustainable practices, being the first to receive BSI’s Net Zero Pathway certification.
Big Moves Ahead for Formula E
Looking ahead, Formula E has secured its future with the FIA for another decade. That extension allows long-term investment and growth, essential for maintaining its global leadership in electric motorsport.
And with this season ending on such a high note, it’s clear that the future is bright, fast, and electrifying.
Summary
Nick Cassidy’s sensational London performance gave Jaguar a proper farewell, while Porsche’s consistency paid off with a historic championship double. From nail-biting action to bold sustainability moves, the 2025 Formula E finale had it all, and left fans counting the days to next season.
Disclaimer: Results and details in this article are accurate as of the 2025 Marvel Fantastic Four London E-Prix and subject to official confirmation by Formula E.
Source: Formula E
