Nico Hulkenberg says 'good things' are happening at Haas and he is 'hungry' for more results after scoring his first points finish in Australia. F1
Nico Hulkenberg says there are “good things happening” at his Haas Formula 1 team after a strong start to his 2023 comeback season, and he is now"hungry" for more results.Hulkenberg returned with the US-owned F1 team after three years without a full-time seat.
“I take a lot of positives out of this race and [going] forward,” Hulkenberg said after the Melbourne event. “I feel a lot of good things happening still. I'm refreshed, I've got a good mindset, a very positive mindset, I'm feeling hungry. “It's my third race after three years out,” he noted. “It's crazy and interesting how people get so used to it and spoiled so quickly. The first few races I mean, we've been in Q3 two times, once I think 11th.
“Obviously the beginning of the season is such a steep learning curve for the team,” he said. “But also for myself after the time away. So I feel pretty happy and confident that there's more good things ahead of us.
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