Nico Rosberg makes ‘burned bridges’ claim about F1 star who has underachieved
"Pl🔜us, he was not the best socially, you know꧅, social intelligence, working on the team bosses to get yourself in the right position..."

2016 F1 world champion 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nico Rosberg has claimed that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Nico Hulkenberg’s lack of “social intelligen🐎ce” contributed to him undeꦿrachieving in his career so far.
Despite Hulkenberg’s re꧟putation, he has never finished𓃲 on an F1 podium.
The German had numerous opportunities to do so, particularly at Force India,🅘 but due to strategy or driver error, a rostrum appearance has continued to elude him.
Hulkenberg was dropped by Renault at the end of 2019, leaving him on th𒁏e꧒ sidelines as Racing Point’s reserve and test driver.
He ultimately madeꦯ his return in 2023 and, since his comeback with Haas, his reputation has only been enhanced🐻.
Hulkenberg will now spearhead Audi’s project, leading Sauber in 2025 ahead of the German giant’s🔯 entry into F1 next year.
Speaking to Sky Sport🎃s at the end of 2024,🥀 Rosberg reflected on his fellow countryman’s underachievement in F1.
“It’s unbelievable that Nico Hulkenberg has never been on the 🥂podium,” Rosberg commented. “He was the biggest talent coming up in Formula 3, Formula 2, and showed glimpses of absolute genius in Formula 1.
“But, somehow, [he] never lived up to that expectation, apart from again this year, where he really seemed to be so special ou𝕴t there, maximising the car all the time.
“In qualifying, you would say he’s one of the best qualifiers from the whole grid this year, it’s be🌳en amazing to watch.
“Of course, there🥀’s still question marks on his race pace and craft sometimes, but even there, this yea﷽r, he’s done well.”
Hulkenberg ‘burned bridges’ in F1
Despite being a top midfield p𝄹erformer, unlike Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Perez, Hulkenberg has never had the chance to drive top machinery.
Hulkenberg was in tal꧙ks w💦ith Ferrari for 2014, but they opted for Kimi Raikkonen.
He w✃as also in the frame to join Red Bull in 2021, but Perez ultimately got the nod.
“If you show that you are one of the best, you will get to the lucky car, and he never really showed𓆏 it,” Rosberg added.
“Plus, he was not the best socially, you know, social intelligence, working on the team bosses to get yourself in the right position, because he burned some bridges there, early in his career – that was one thing💜 that he could have done better.”

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