nico hulkenberg 2020

The Italian said in Singapore that while he doesn't yet have a signed contract, he is hopeful of another year. In incredible scenes at … "Of the five seats left open, three are under the control of Red Bull. "In any case, Williams' current reserve driver, Nicholas Latifi, appears the front-runner to partner George Russell next season.Hulkenberg was once at Hinwil too - when the team were still known as Sauber in 2013 - and they currently present a more competitive proposition than Williams.Kimi Raikkonen has another year on his contract, while Ferrari junior Antonio Giovinazzi is still considered a strong bet to take the second seat. "Hulkenberg underlined that "my head is very much here still" in F1 and he had not yet given serious consideration to options which he believes are outside of the world championship.The German, 32, is as experienced and reliable as they come outside of the grid's established top bracket (170 starts and 91 points finishes), although his wait for a first podium appearance has continued to dog his career.Indeed, asked to describe his own racing attributes, Hulkenberg said he was "a fast race driver" and "consistent", while pointing out that he now had 10 years' worth of experience at the top level.But, while he wants to stay on, it's clear that he won't stick around at any cost. "If there is a next weekend, today would have been very important to get more experience and to understand and learn more about the car, especially in a race condition. "You can train every day with your neck but the first time it’s always going to be sore so I’m 100 per cent sure when he woke up today he felt it.”While Lewis Hamilton said of Hulkenberg: "It’s definitely not the best [race] to come to, your first practice, your first race, for the neck. "But he is a great driver and if anyone can do it it’ll be him, for sure.” See today's front and back pages, download the newspaper, Nico Hulkenberg's return to Formula One with Racing Point was ruined by a technical issue at the British Grand Prix on Sunday.

It’s pretty impressive but also tough.”At least Hulkenberg will have a free tyre choice for the race, adding: “We played around with some different compounds. Max is a killer and he's one of the fastest. Hulkenberg spent five years with Force India, as they were then known, in 2012 and between 2014 and 2016. Never say never in F1, but Albon's early promise in his first two races in the seat suggests he currently is the man most likely.But with five seats still up for grabs, F1's 2020 driver puzzle certainly isn't complete just yet. order back issues and use the historic Daily Express (Photo by Dan Istitene - Formula 1/Formula 1 via Getty Images)Nico Hulkenberg has revealed he is talking to "two teams" about his future in Formula 1.The German, having substituted at short notice for Sergio Perez at Silverstone, will travel to Barcelona this weekend just in case the Racing Point regular again tests positive for coronavirus.But Hulkenberg will not hang around all weekend if he doesn't need to - he wants to race.

There is so much downforce – I’ve never felt so much speed in the corners here.

"I think Copse is flat out so it’s pretty intense combination of corners so I wouldn’t be surprised if this morning he work up with quite a few bruises and sore but he’s genuinely always been in good shape. I don't know if anything has changed now, but it doesn't feel like it. No room at Renault and now Haas too for Nico Hulkenberg – so what options might be left for 2020? NICO HULKENBERG has been given the all-clear to replace Sergio Perez at the British GP after the Mexican tested positive COVID-19. Although Magnussen already had a contract in place for next year, strong speculation had suggested that Renault exile Nico Hulkenberg was in line to replace Grosjean - yet, despite Haas holding talks with the German, it's the Frenchman who keeps the seat.So what now for Hulk, one of F1's most experienced campaigners, and what will happen with the other four seats still without a driver for next year?From looking likely to stay on at Renault several months ago, Hulkenberg's Formula 1 future is now precarious.First came the news at Spa three weeks ago that his "During the summer break things changed for whatever reason. Out of the sport in 2020, and with his hopes of a drive in 2021 looking slim after Renault opted to sign Fernando Alonso, Nico Hulkenberg’s hopes of an F1 return in the near future looked bleak. Perez will likely sit out both races at Silverstone having tested positive for Covid-19 on Thursday evening.