Hülkenberg: First of all, we need to improve reliability.

      In this year's races, Nico Hülkenberg either retired from the race or finished close to the top ten, so he has no points yet. In Monaco, the German Audi driver emphasized that the team has a lot to do to improve the situation.

      Nico Hülkenberg: "We prepared for the Monaco Grand Prix as usual – the team brought a number of special components required for this track, and otherwise, I can say that intensive work continues. Of course, we still have a lot to do to improve technical reliability, that is the priority, but we also need to increase the car's speed.

      The task is to keep working hard, strive for improvements in all areas, and aim for better results. Of course, the outcome of the race in Canada was influenced by the team's decision to start on intermediate tires, but that strategy did not pay off, and we had to pay dearly for the mistake.

      However, after analyzing the information gathered in Montreal, the team made several interesting conclusions, so we are moving forward, although our competitors are also progressing. Let's see how our R26 performs on the streets of Monaco."