Original Sound: Nico Hülkenberg, Driving the Mercedes-Benz W 125 750-Kg Racing Car (1934) , German "You Feel Like You're Sitting Outside the Car, with No Seat Belt

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Original Sound: Nico Hülkenberg, Driving the Mercedes-Benz W 125 750-Kg Racing Car (1934) , German Revved Up for Hockenheim Rosberg, Wehrlein and Hülkenberg in legendary racing machines! 00:01 Original sound: Nico Rosberg, Mercedes AMG Petronas, German "Formula 1 without the grand prix at Hockenheim? That's like summer without barbecues!" >>00:05 00:06 Original sound: Nico Hülkenberg, Sahara Force India, German "We've already got warmed up today." >>00:07 00:07 Original sound: Pascal Wehrlein, Manor Racing, German "With some really hot cars!" >>00:09 00:16 Original sound: Nico Hülkenberg, Driving the Mercedes-Benz W 125 750-kg racing car (1934) , German "You feel like you're sitting outside the car, with no seat belt. In places underneath you can see right through. It's really complete different!" >>00:23 00:24 Original sound: Pascal Wehrlein, Driving the Mercedes-Benz W 196 F1 racing car (1954/55), German "The steering wheel is huge, too. Bigger than a truck's. And so thin as well! But really cool to drive" >>00:31 00:37 Original sound: Nico Rosberg, Driving the McLaren-Mercedes MP4-13 F1 racing car (1998) , German "It was the greatest thing for me then to watch Formula 1 and Mika's duel with Schummi. Mika became world champion in that car. He was such a childhood hero of mine. And then to drive it, now today. That’s fantastic!" >>00:50 00:54 Original sound: Nico Hülkenberg, Sahara Force India, German "Not just to drive, but also the performance and the power that the cars had even back then is really impressive." >>01:00 01:10 Original sound: Pascal Wehrlein, Manor Racing, German "Here you truly settle into the car, with no buttons, nothing. You concentrate solely on driving." >>01:15 01:17 Original sound: Pascal Wehrlein, Manor Racing, German "I think Germany's always been very enthusiastic about motorsport, about Formula 1. I definitely think that Germany needs a German Grand Prix." >>01:25 01:25 Original sound: Nico Rosberg, Mercedes AMG Petronas, German "I just drove in through the circuit gates. Out there. And that brings all the memories back. The numerous times that I've driven in here. And been able to celebrate many a win. In 2014, I won the Hockenheim Grand Prix here. I hope I can repeat that this year." >>01:40 01:45 Original sound: Nico Rosberg, Mercedes AMG Petronas, German "The German Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring. From July 28th to 31st. We're already really warming up for it and we hope to see you then. Ciao!" >>01:53 End:01:57 .
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