Nico Hulkenberg arrived at Le Mans with minimal expectations ahead of his debut at the 24 Hours, but he leaves the Circuit de la Sarthe as the first active F1 driver to win the event for 24 years. Hulkenberg was virtually flawless all weekend as the #19 Porsche - also driven by the hugely impressive Nick Tandy and Earl Bamber - gave Porsche its 17th Le Mans victory. You sense it may not be Hulkenberg's last...
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