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Hulkenberg ready to stay with Audi long-term

grandprix.comThu 6 Aug · 17:03 UTCupdated Sat 15 Aug · 10:51 UTCHave your say
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Nico Hulkenberg has expressed his readiness to continue racing for Audi for the long term, indicating that his earlier concerns about his 2027 seat have diminished. After achieving a P9 finish at the Hungarian GP, he believes his performance this season is stronger than what the standings reflect, highlighting a disconnect between race outcomes and points earned.

Hulkenberg, who is currently under contract until 2027, is open to extending his stay with Audi if the team desires and he continues to enjoy racing. He emphasized that his focus is on Audi's development as a works team rather than future contract discussions, stating that the team's progress is his primary concern.

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Hulkenberg ready to stay with Audi long-termNico Hulkenberg says he is prepared to continue racing for Audi for as long as the team wants him, with earlier doubts about his 2027 seat now fading.grandprix.comThu 6 Aug · 17:03 UTCRead →
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