Nico Hülkenberg believes fifth place was the maximum he could have achieved in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix, describing a "great performance" by his Sauber team. Having started from the second row, with only the Red Bulls of Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber getting the better of him in qualifying, Hülkenberg went on to score his largest points haul of the season, fending off Nico Rosberg in the closing stages. Hülkenberg leads Rosberg"It’s a great result and, after [qualifying] yesterday, another great performance by the team today," said Hülkenberg. "I am very happy and fifth was the ideal result. Despite starting third, it was clear keeping the Ferrari and...
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