Nico Hülkenberg: We see the right trend

Nico Hülkenberg: We see the right trend

      After a disappointing start to the season, Sauber is gradually improving. Speaking to the press in Hungary, Nico Hülkenberg said that he is pleased with the team's progress.

      Nico Hülkenberg: "The team's progress is more encouraging than anything else. Remember the winter tests and the first races of the season, but after Barcelona, we consistently scored points in five races, had a podium and some truly strong performances. I think the trend is correct.

      It would be great to start the season in the form we are in now, but recently we are still moving in the right direction.

      The situation in the midfield hasn’t changed. Essentially, five teams are fighting very closely, and depending on the day, track, and weather conditions, the order of strength shifts a bit."

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Nico Hülkenberg: We see the right trend

After a poor start to the season, Sauber is gradually improving. Talking to the press in Hungary, Nico Hülkenberg said that he is pleased with the team's progress.