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AUTOSPORT’S TOP 10 DRIVERS

NICK CASSIDY

1 Put in arguably the drive of the season en route to dominating the wet London finale. His three wins prior to the final race all came from eighth or lower on the grid, showcasing his sublime racecraft and energy management.

JAKE DENNIS

 Eleven podiums were the backbone to his campaign and ultimately key to his title success, despite

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