Nico Hülkenberg finished the Italian Grand Prix down in thirteenth position and admitted that the whole race was a struggle, and that the deficit in top speed compared to the top five teams meant it was always going to be a challenge to break into the top ten. Coupled with the lack of pace on his RS17, the Renault Sport Formula 1 Team driver also struggled with the balance, meaning he also found himself behind Kevin Magnussen and Daniil Kvyat in the final classified result. “Unfortunately we weren’t able to make into the points here today as the race was a bit of a struggle,” said Hülkenberg. “As we had anticipated, we lost out on top speed, meaning we couldn’t fight with the...
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