.NickCassidy_ disagrees with the battery change penalty that robbed him of pole position and sent him to the back of the grid in the NYCEPrix. 'I was hit by two other cars through no fault of my own, damaged my battery and I've been penalised for it.'
followed Cassidy into the wall, both hitting the stranded Envision car and causing significant damage - requiring a completely new car to be built up for the Kiwi to take to the second race.
As the full penalty could not be served, Cassidy had to complete it with a drive-through and thus ended any hopes of a recovery drive through the field - which left him feeling frustrated."If you change battery due to a fault of your own, you get a whatever penalty. I mean, I was in a wall, front on and I've been hit by two other cars through no fault of my own, damaged my battery and I've been penalised for it.
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