How older, wiser Hulkenberg rediscovered fun in F1
The 36-year-old holder of one of F1’s most unwanted records might seem an unusual choice to help spearhead Audi’s entry into the category. But, as OLEG KARPOV reveals, there’s a lot about Nico Hulkenberg you didn’t know…
The black and white furball named Zeus isn’t exactly shy in the presence of people with cameras, repeatedly interrupting his owner’s photo shoot by getting into the frame.
“In case you didn’t know, he’s the real Prince of Monaco,” Nico Hulkenberg informs GP Racing as he relocates the self-satisfied pooch to a window-shaped opening in the wall next to a two-and-a-half-year-old blonde girl – who a few minutes earlier had been entertaining herself and the strangers taking pictures of her father by blowing dandelions.
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