Nico Hulkenberg looks likely to defend his title as Le Mans winner at next year's edition of the legendary 24 hour sports car race. Splitting his time between his Force India and Porsche cockpits this year, the German won on debut in the premier class of arguably the world's most famous motor race. It had been said Hulkenberg's Le Mans feat might be the springboard to a better seat in formula one, as he had been linked with Ferrari, Renault and the incoming Ferrari ‘B' team Haas. But the 28-year-old has now signed up for two more years at Force India. Hulkenberg admitted at Spa that being allowed to split his F1 programme with Le Mans was important as he negotiated his new deal for...
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