Nico Hülkenberg: Monaco can surprise.
The Swiss Sauber has participated in the Monaco Grand Prix 33 times under various names, but the factory team Audi F1, created on its basis, will be doing so for the first time, and it is intensively preparing for this important event. How the race will unfold in sporting terms will be revealed in the upcoming weekend, but the team also announced that it will be hosting business partners in a new hospitality area, which will debut in Monaco.
Alan McNish, Racing Director: "At every race, we take another step forward – we are still a young team, and we have a lot to do in every area, whether it’s about results, reliability, or processes. The main goal this weekend is to gradually build up pace, as the Monaco circuit presents unique challenges – from the very first lap, the team and drivers must act with maximum confidence. This race marks the beginning of the European stage of the season, and additionally, a new hospitality area for Audi F1 will debut in the paddock this weekend. A lot of effort has gone into it, and we are looking forward to its opening."
Nico Hülkenberg: "The weekend in Monaco is probably the most famous event on the Formula 1 calendar. For me, it’s also a home race, as my friends and family will be there, which makes it truly special. This circuit presents unique challenges: from the very first lap, you need to find your rhythm, as it does not forgive mistakes – they simply cannot be made. There is very fierce competition in the midfield, so it’s extremely important to perform as well as possible in qualifying. Monaco can surprise, which is what makes this race so special."
Gabriel Bortoleto: "I am preparing for the race in Monaco with a good mindset. It’s one of those tracks where every driver wants to succeed, and this weekend always comes with a unique atmosphere, related to the history of the Grand Prix and the difficulties that need to be overcome. Driving on this track requires confidence and precision – that’s the main thing in Monaco, and throughout the weekend, it’s essential to act clearly and cohesively. Therefore, our team is focused on bringing everything together in each session and fully utilizing all the opportunities that may arise."
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Nico Hülkenberg: Monaco can surprise.
The Swiss Sauber has participated in the Monaco Grand Prix 33 times under various names, but the factory team Audi F1, established on its basis, will do so for the first time...
