Nico Hülkenberg is excited to be able to compete for the first time in the Spanish Grand Prix of Formula 1 in Madrid, highlighting the need for quick learning of the circuit.
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This weekend, the category makes its debut at the Madring circuit, which hosts the 14th round of the calendar. The German arrives boosted by a positive performance in Monza, where he finished in 12th place.
Now, thinking about the race in Madrid, he pointed out how everything is new for everyone and that a quick adaptation is essential to seek a good result. “There is always something exciting about arriving at a completely new circuit,” he said.
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“No one really knows what to expect until the cars hit the track; therefore, it is one of those weekends where you have to learn and adapt very quickly,” he continued.
“Overall, we have been evolving in the right direction in recent races and, if we manage to adjust quickly, we hope to put ourselves in a good position to end the European leg of the season positively,” he concluded.
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