Nico Hulkenberg deserves the full credit for his shock pole position in the Brazilian Grand Prix, claim his team, after it was revealed his performance had nothing to do with a pure wet weather set-up gamble. The German ended a five-year pole position drought for his Williams team at Interlagos as he upstaged the championship contenders in a wet qualifying for the penultimate race of the season. Although it was initially suspected that the advantage that Hulkenberg enjoyed had been because he had opted for a wet-weather set-up due to the conditions, his outfit has made it clear that that was not the case.
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Hulkenberg pole not down to set-up
Nico Hulkenberg deserves the full credit for his shock pole position in the Brazilian Grand Prix, claim his team, after it was revealed his performance had nothing to do with a pure wet weather set-up gamble. The German ended a five-year pole position drought for his Williams team at Interlagos as he upstaged the championship contenders in a wet qualifying for the penultimate race of the season. Although it was initially suspected that the advantage that Hulkenberg enjoyed had been because he had opted for a wet-weather set-up due to the conditions, his outfit has made it clear that that was not the case.
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