Cassidy wins second Formula E Berlin race

Winning weekend in Berlin for New Zealnad with Nick Cassidy taking race two PHOTO: JAGUAR TCS

A day after Mitch Evans took out race one of Formula E in Berlin, countryman Nick Cassidy won race two for a kiwi weekend of wins.

Cassidy, 30 from Auckland had a quite remarkable race charging from 20th on grid to take the win while team mate Evans came home fifth for a successful weekend on points.

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Cassidy had everything in-hand midway through the race to bring his Jaguar home first but the story was Oliver Rowland holding onto fourth to secure a maiden ABB FIA Formula E Drivers' World Championship title.

Cassidy is fifth on the overall drivers standings while Evans is 12th. Both can move up with placings in their next races.

The completion of the season is in two weeks with race 15 and 16 in London.