Midfield fight on a ‘knife’s edge’ as Audi target Haas
30-10-2026 15:15 via Latest F1 News

Midfield fight on a ‘knife’s edge’ as Audi target Haas

Nico Hulkenberg believes Audi must be “flawless” to capitalise on opportunities in the tightly contested midfield battle this weekend in Mexico, while team mate Gabriel Bortoleto remains confident the team can close the gap to Haas in the teams' standings.
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