Nico Hulkenberg begins his eighth season as a Formula 1 driver in Melbourne this weekend, but 2019 might be the year the sport learns most about him. The reason? The arrival of Daniel Ricciardo as his new Renault team-mate and the immediate creation of a race-winning yardstick that, until now, has been almost impossible to truly judge Hulkenberg against. With Renault collectively aiming to take a step towards F1's three biggest teams, it's an increased level of scrutiny the 31-year-old Hulkenberg appears ready for. How to follow F1 2019 with Sky Sports F1When's the Australian GP on Sky Sports? Addressing the inevitable Ricciardo question straight on at Renault's launch event last month,...
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