.mitchevans_ has put his hands up and accepted responsibility for the crash that all but ended his FormulaE title hopes while seriously denting NickCassidy_'s chances ⬇️
Mitch Evans admits he must “put his hands up” and take the blame for crashing into Nick Cassidy in the Rome E-Prix as both title protagonists failed to score points.
“They slowed up a lot more than I was expecting, and I reacted to it but then I locked the rears and once I locked the rears I just went into Nick,” said Evans, who had won Saturday’s Rome E-Prix. “Very minor thing and then, it just shot me over the top of him and took me out of the race, pretty much took him out of the race as well. Just a really shit situation.
Nick Cassidy, Envision Racing, Jaguar I-TYPE 6, Norman Nato, Nissan Formula E Team, Nissan e-4ORCE 04, Sam Bird, Jaguar Racing, Jaguar I-TYPE 6, the remainder of the field“I just feel bad for taking me out of the race for my team as well. Probably more so for Nick because he did nothing wrong and with Jake winning it’s really damaged his chances.”
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