Renault's Nico Hulkenberg says that crashing out of the German Grand Prix and squandering a chance of a podium finish - the first in his 167-race career - was "a tough one to swallow". A flawless performance coupled with timely pit stops by his team had put Hulkenberg in contention for a spot on the podium in his home race. But with 25 laps to go, the German went off at Hockenheim's treacherous Turn 16, a spot which also caught out Charles Leclerc, Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton during Sunday's chaotic race. But that was no consolation for the Hulk. "It’s a tough one to take," admitted the Renault driver when all was said and done. "I’m upset for myself, the...
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