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Nico Hulkenberg’s Heartbreaking DNS Nightmare at Italian GP: Sauber’s Shocking Hydraulic Failure Revealed!

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September 7, 2025
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Nico Hulkenberg’s Heartbreaking DNS Nightmare at Italian GP: Sauber’s Shocking Hydraulic Failure Revealed!

Formula One F1 - Italian Grand Prix - Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Monza, Italy - September 6, 2025 Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg and Williams' Carlos Sainz Jr. during practice REUTERS/Jennifer Lorenzini

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Nico Hulkenberg’s Italian Grand Prix Nightmare: A Shocking Retirement Before the Race Even Started!

In a jaw-dropping turn of events at the 2025 Italian Grand Prix, Nico Hulkenberg’s race ended in utter disaster before it even got underway. The seasoned German driver, who was poised to start from the 12th position on the grid, was forced to retire his Sauber after a catastrophic hydraulic failure struck the Ferrari power unit at the very last moment.

The Monza circuit, known as the “Temple of Speed,” turned into a stage for heartbreak as Hulkenberg’s hopes evaporated in an instant. Team principal Jonathan Wheatley addressed the shocking incident during the live race coverage, revealing, “It’s always sad to have to retire a car at any point in the race. We had a hydraulic issue. We don’t quite understand it yet, but with the new power unit, it was probably the best thing to do.”

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The drama unfolded during the final fire-up on the grid, leaving fans and team members in disbelief. Wheatley elaborated, explaining, “You probably saw a bit of activity around the car around the seven-minute mark. We did what we could on the grid, but these cars are incredibly complicated. Most of these systems are buried deep inside them, so unfortunately, Nico’s race had to be ended.”

For Hulkenberg, this was yet another frustrating chapter in a season filled with ups and downs. Despite achieving a remarkable podium finish at the British Grand Prix earlier this year, consistency has been an elusive goal for the 38-year-old. He had aimed for a stronger qualifying performance ahead of the race, expressing his disappointment by stating, “You know, to be there where the other car, the sister car is still in… First run in Q2 I messed up that lap and, you know, basically didn’t have anything on the board so that obviously leaves you a little bit vulnerable going into the final lap and didn’t want to end up in 15th.”

Hulkenberg’s retirement at Monza is not just a technical failure; it’s a stark reminder of how quickly fortunes can change in the high-stakes world of Formula 1 racing. As fans and pundits alike digest this shocking turn of events, the question remains: Can Hulkenberg bounce back from this devastating setback, or will this be yet another season marked by missed opportunities? The racing world will be watching closely as the Sauber team navigates the turbulent waters of Formula 1 in the months to come.

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