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Nico Hulkenberg expected more from rivals McLaren during French GP

McLaren might have had one of their better results over the past five years, but Nico Hulkenberg says he expected more from his rivals in McLaren cars. The papaya orange team now leads the 'best of the rest' battle by eight points, while Hulkenberg finds himself 10 points down on Carlos Sainz.  Ahead of the French Grand Prix, McLaren qualified on the third row of the grid. The Woking-based team had help from Pierre Gasly and Sebastian Vettel who both made mistakes out on the track. Still, Hulkenberg qualified eight places behind Lando Norris but still managed to finish ahead of the young British driver on Sunday. He expected more from the McLaren team. "They were pretty bad today...
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