Aug.27 (GMM) Nico Hulkenberg has revealed that talks about staying at Williams in 2011 have not yet taken place.

It is believed the British team is planning to keep both the reigning GP2 champion and veteran Rubens Barrichello next year, but actual deals are not yet in place.

Rookie German Hulkenberg, who turned 23 in August, said recently he would be "disappointed" to lose the race seat, albeit admitting that his bosses "expected more points" from him in 2010.

He told Auto Motor und Sport at Spa-Francorchamps: "I have a contract with the team, but there are options that need to be redeemed.

"The team has not said anything to me personally, but I am looking forward positively," added Hulkenberg.

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