Nico Hulkenberg's starring role in qualifying for F1's 70th Anniversary GP has been praised by  pundits and rivals alike after Racing Point's 'super-sub' truly lived up to the title. In his second qualifying session at Silverstone since being called up to fill in for Sergio Perez, who has contracted coronavirus, Hulkenberg outqualifed Red Bull's Max Verstappen to head up the second row behind the dominant Mercedes cars. Hulkenberg, who only formally received confirmation on Friday morning that he would be racing again this weekend, also outqualifed Racing Point regular Lance Stroll by four tenths of a second. And Sky F1's Jenson Button said: "He didn't do any preparation for this...
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