Hulkenberg: We need to make progress with each session
On Thursday in Monaco, Nico Hulkenberg, who has scored points in only one race this year, in Melbourne, was optimistic about his chances.
Nico Hulkenberg: "This year we look better on tracks with slow turns. I scored points in Australia, things were going well in Miami, and in Imola. We have a chance to score points in Monaco, but everything has to work out for that.
The fight is very tight now, any little thing can lead you into the top ten or even deprive you of chances. Today, to be successful, we need to make the most of every session, every lap, unlocking the car's potential and steadily progressing throughout the weekend."
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