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Nick Cassidy will race for Peugeot next year as part of his switch from Jaguar in Formula E to a Stellantis brand. But that won’t be the only change for Peugeot’s ailing sportscar programme
Despite disappointing results, Peugeot remains committed to the World Endurance Championship for the long term, with anticipated changes coming in the winter, including Nick Cassidy joining the team. Peugeot struggled in the Le Mans 24 Hours, finishing 11th and 16th places, but reaffirmed its dedication to the WEC. Peugeot’s technical director emphasized the need to be competitive and possibly introduce a new car to enhance performance. Although facing challenges, Peugeot still attracts drivers with its ties to the Stellantis group and potential for a dual programme in Formula E and WEC. Changes in the team lineup are expected, with Cassidy being just the first alteration in preparation for a more competitive future.
