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Nico Hulkenberg has admitted that there will be “more pressure” on him to deliver once he represents Audi in Formula 1 compared to what he is experiencing at Haas. Sauber announced in April that Hulkenberg has signed a long-term contract to switch to the team next term as it prepares to morph into a works […]
Sauber confirmed in April that Nico Hulkenberg has signed a long-term contract with the team to join next season, as they transition into an Audi works team in 2026. Audi is set to make its F1 debut with revamped regulations and has enlisted former Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto to lead the project. Hulkenberg acknowledges the high expectations with Audi’s entry but remains committed to his driving approach. The veteran driver sees this opportunity with Audi as a chance to contribute both on and off the track and aims for success collectively. Despite being the third oldest driver on the grid at 37, Hulkenberg is unfazed by his age and focuses on taking his career season by season, confident in his abilities to compete with the younger drivers.
