Sahara Force India Nico Hulkenberg was left frustrated after a sequence of events left him a low-key 10th at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Hulkenberg started from ninth spot but slipped behind Williams rival Valtteri Bottas at the start before becoming mired in traffic after his first stop. Hulkenberg subsequently dropped behind Jolyon Palmer at his second stop, which he pinned on his own error, but moved back into 10th when the Renault driver spun at Turn 4. "I am not overly happy with my afternoon because it was a pretty difficult race for us," he said. "I found myself in the wrong place at Turn 1 and lost a position, which made things a bit harder for me. "The main...
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