Nico Hülkenberg believes that the best way to banish memories of his failure to start the Belgian Grand Prix would be to relive his Monza performance from two years ago. The German, who had been hampered by turbo problems during qualifying at Spa-Francorchamps, reported a loss of power on his way to the grid and, despite taking up his position for the start, was forced to retire before the lights went out. To make his DNF all the more galling, Force India team-mate Sergio Perez not only challenged eventual winner Lewis Hamilton for the lead on lap one, but went on to claim his best finish of the season in fifth place. Hulkenberg would have started three rows behind the Mexican thanks to...
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