Disappointment in formula sports: Hülkenberg's clean team is fighting!

Disappointment in formula sports: Hülkenberg's clean team is fighting!

Emmerich, Deutschland - The Formula 1 season 2025 is a big disappointment for Nico Hülkenberg and his team. So far, Hülkenberg, who was born on August 19, 1987 in Emmerich, Germany, and started with the start number 27, was only able to score at the start of the season in Melbourne, where he reached the seventh place. So far, Sauber has only collected six points in the design classification, all through the experienced driver, while his teammate Gabriel Bortoleto remains without points. The uncertainty about Bortoleto’s future and results this season remains.

For the Spain GP, ​​Sauber has presented a new paint for its cars. Although this remains green and black, this remains true to the colors, but shows a new pattern described as "pixel precise" that impressed many fans. Despite the optical upgrade, the team continues to fight with the sporting results, and the question is whether the Situation can improve in the further course of the season.

Nico Hülkenberg's career and success

Nico Hülkenberg's career in Formula 1 started in 2010 at the Williams team. In the following years he switched to various teams, including Force India, Renault and Haas, before returning too clean in 2025, where he drove in Formula 1 in 2013. In total, Hülkenberg has 577 World Cup points, but has not reached any podium, which makes it a record holder for most starts in Formula 1 without a podium.

In his motorsport career, Hülkenberg gained many successes, including the title in the GP2 series 2009 and the victory at the 24-hour race of Le Mans 2015. However, his impressive balance sheet also shows the struggle he had to be on the podium permanently.

The story of Sauber

Sauber Motorsport looks back on a moving story that began in the 1990s. Peter Sauber, who originally worked in automotive construction, founded his own Formula 1 team in 1992. The team experienced its most successful phase in the 2008 season when it celebrated a double victory and achieved third place in the design classification. After a difficult time in which BMW left the team in 2009, Sauber took over the team again and got ready for the future.

The current season is now a challenge, both for Hülkenberg and for the entire clean team. The focus is on the efforts to increase the technical and sporting performance, while the team is still hoping for the next races and possible improvements. Hülkenberg's experience could be crucial to overcome the difficult phase and bring the team back on the road to success.