Nico Hulkenberg will start the AzerbaijanGP from the pitlane after set-up changes to his Haas F1 car Full story ⬇️
The German was due to start from 16th on the grid, following Alpine's decision to startfrom the pitlane in both the sprint and grand prix, amid a difficult qualifying performance.
Haas has decided to sacrifice Hulkenberg's grid position to make changes to the car, breaking the parc ferme conditions that began once qualifying kicked off on Friday. "I had not much to work with and to fight with. So it's just dropping like a stone, and need to look at it, understand it, analyse it, it's a bit of a question mark at the moment.
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