Nico Hulkenberg recently took to social media to dispel rumors suggesting he had inked a contract extension with Haas, extending his tenure until 2025. At the launch of the F1 Drive karting experience at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the topic of his future with the American team arose, given his contract’s expiration this year. A journalist
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Nico Hulkenberg has refused to rule out a potential future switch to Audi, when the German manufacturer enter Formula 1 in 2026. Audi will enter the sport as a powertrain supplier for Sauber, who by 2026, they’ll have a 75 per cent stake in. As a result, Sauber will become an Audi works team when
MoreNico Hulkenberg admitted after Saturday’s Qatar Grand Prix sprint race that he couldn’t blame Esteban Ocon for causing a three-way crash involving the duo and Sergio Perez, as the Frenchman was unable to see who was alongside him. Ocon, Hulkenberg and Perez were having a great scrap Saturday evening at the Lusail International Circuit, with
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Celebrations were in full swing in the F1 paddock as Kevin Magnussen marked his 31st birthday in Qatar. The Haas team orchestrated a heartfelt surprise for the Danish driver, filling their hospitality area with cake and flowers while team members gathered to convey their warm wishes. However, the most intriguing gift of the day came
MoreNico Hulkenberg is expecting the driver market to become a bit like “musical chairs” ahead of the new power unit regulations in 2026, with 2024 set to be potentially a crazy season of driver changes. Silly season ahead of 2024 has actually been somewhat relaxed, with the only change so far having been Daniel Ricciardo
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Nico Hulkenberg, the winner of the 2015 Le Mans 24 Hours, has asserted that a seat in the prestigious endurance race is “no replacement” for the thrill and challenge of Formula 1. Hulkenberg’s comments come in the wake of Alpine’s announcement that they are in discussions with Mick Schumacher about a seat in the Renault-owned
MoreNico Hulkenberg was left incredibly frustrated after the Italian Grand Prix last weekend, to the extent where the German insisted that Haas are currently “really bad”. Yet again, Haas were unable to convert their one-lap pace into decent race pace, due to shocking tyre preservation. All season, the American side have struggled to look after
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In a lighthearted display of camaraderie, Nico Hülkenberg and Kevin Magnussen brought smiles to the faces of Formula 1 enthusiasts as they engaged in playful antics during their appearance at the Zandvoort fan zone ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix. As the summer hiatus concluded, drivers eagerly returned to the racetrack, but they also embraced
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Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has confirmed the renewal of Nico Hulkenberg and Kevin Magnussen’s contracts for the 2024 season, citing his preference for experienced drivers over the uncertainties of rookie talents. The decision was deemed “straightforward,” with Steiner prioritising stability and familiarity within the team. Addressing the choice to retain Hulkenberg and Magnussen, Steiner
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Ahead of this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix, Haas have confirmed that they’ll be retaining Kevin Magnussen and Nico Hulkenberg for 2024. Both drivers only had deals until the end of this season, with Haas deciding to finalise their line-up for next season well ahead of the conclusion of 2023. It’s been a mixed year for
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