
Can anyone stop Cassidy's title charge after Monaco victory?
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The Monaco EPrix review majors on Nick Cassidy’s shock emergence as a title contender after claiming back-to-back wins with a convincing performance on the streets of the Principality.
Host Jack Nicholls and Formula E correspondent Sam Smith are joined by Andretti’s group commercial director officer Jim Wright for some lively debate on the merits of the extreme energy saving peloton style racing, as well as all the discussion points from an action-packed EPrix.
The dissipation of Porsche’s form is picked over in addition to the resurgence of Nissan powered cars and the ongoing wretched form of Maserati MSG’s Edoardo Mortara.
Nicholls makes up new words, Smith’s disposition as a miserable Northener is again made fun of and Wright gives some details on Avalanche Andretti’s promising season as well as discussing recent details that The Race uncovered about next seasons calendar.
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