Hulkenberg frustrated with car issues

Force India's Nico Hulkenberg was left disappointed despite finishing seventh in the Italian grand Prix, having perhaps not having the capability to extract the rate which he understands is potential in the vehicle.
The German motorist began ninth after his last qualifying run was compromised as a result of fuel flow.
Halfway through the race, the Force India driver encouraged his team to change into a 2-stopper worrying losing performance as a result of tyre degradation, but the staff decided against carrying it out.
"The last half of the race was rather tough defending against [Marcus] Ericsson and that is when we were contemplating shifting into a two-stop method since I had been fighting so much with all the tyres," mentioned Hulkenberg after the race.
Hulkenberg ended seventh, bringing home some "helpful factors" but requested his team to research the cropping problems.
"I believe we had an issue with all the automobile and it is some thing we should inquire because I had been losing down force, the automobile was slipping as well as the back tyres were warming up too much, all which actually damage my speed."
Powerful race
Sergio Perez, on the flip side, had a much better day ending sixth. He could not battle for fifth with Kimi Raikkonen but claims, it was not feasible as the Ferrari was considerably more rapid.
"I 'd really powerful rate right from the start to the ending; I handled the tyre degradation nicely," stated the Mexican subsequent to the race.
"After my pit-stop, I understood Kimi [Raikkonen] was closing in behind me, he really was fast and there was nothing I could do to keep him behind any any more than I did.
"I 'm really pleased with our performance on the entire weekend," he added.
The Silverstone-based group moved straight back to fifth, 13 factors obvious of Lotus in the final race of the European leg.

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07.09.2015
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