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Hulkenberg addresses Audi's second red flag of the week, sees 'positive steps'

11:24, 29 Jan
Updated: 12:00, 29 Jan
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Audi caused a second red flag this week on Wednesday, after Nico Hulkenberg's car stopped on track. The German driver addressed what happened after the session.
"We had a slow start this morning with a technical issue that cost us a bit of time, but once we got going, it turned into a really productive afternoon."
- Nico Hulkenberg
After the RS26 stopped while being driven by Gabriel Bortoleto on Monday, Hulkenberg also caused a red flag two days later.
Reflecting on the problem Audi faced, the German said: "We had a slow start this morning with a technical issue that cost us a bit of time, but once we got going, it turned into a really productive afternoon with a good number of laps and valuable first impressions of the car.
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"It’s still very early days - we’re only just scratching the surface. These new cars are incredibly complex, and there’s still so much to discover. It really is like working with a blank sheet of paper, but that’s the very exciting part of it," Hulkenberg added.
The experienced driver was positive about the day as a whole. He concluded: "The mood in the team is positive. Everyone’s motivated and happy to finally be running on track. Overall: It’s a solid first step!"
Audi still has a day to run at the Barcelona pre-season test, having completed two of the permitted three so far this week.

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