In Hungary on Thursday, it was clear that Nico Hulkenberg's mood had not significantly improved since he crashed out of the wet German Grand Prix at his home race at Hockenheim just days ago. The German had looked set to end his unenviable record as the longest-serving Formula 1 driver without a single podium finish. And with his Renault contract ending, the timing could not have been worse. 'Whenever Nico is about to achieve great things, he seems to sabotage himself,' his boss Cyril Abiteboul told France's Auto Hebdo. 'Let's face it, at the moment we are checking the options we have for the future, and Nico knows that.' Abiteboul said that after three years with 31-year-old Hulkenberg at...
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