A Renault engine control issue which squandered Nico Hulkenberg's hopes of scoring points in Hungary likely did little to appease the German driver's growing frustrations with his team. Hulkenberg's engine was forced and locked into "safe mode" early in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix. While the German held his own in the first half of the 70-lap race, running among the top, the issue eventually saw him drift lower and out of the points. "We struggled with the car, with an engine control issue from the beginning of the race, which meant I lost consistently three tenths a lap," said Hulkenberg who finished P12. "That made things tricky and we just didn’t have the...
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