Sky Sports F1 pundits in stitches as driver suffers problem in sensitive area at Japanese GP - The Mirror

Sky Sports F1 pundits in stitches as driver suffers problem in sensitive area at Japanese GP - The Mirror

Sky Sports presenter Simon Lazenby and pundit Jacques Villeneuve struggled to keep their composure as Isack Hadjar talked about his painful issue after qualifying at Suzuka

Sky Sports F1 pundits in hysterics as star reveals he ‘almost crashed’ after bizarre injury in ‘sensitive area’

FORMULA ONE rookie sensation Isack Hadjar “almost crashed” after injuring a sensitive area of his body during qualifying at the Japanese Grand Prix. The Racing Bulls youngster repeatedly complained over the team radio that he was in agony after his seat belts twisted on Saturday morning. Sky Sports Isack Hadjar said he ‘almost crashed’ after injuring a […]

Suzuka - Isack Hadjar had to be comforted in Australia by Lewis Hamilton's father. In Japan the newcomer even leaves the record world champion behind. Despite an unusual problem.

Hadjar overcomes seat belt issue to qualify strongly in Japan

Isack Hadjar’s qualifying session at the Japanese Grand Prix was almost derailed by tight seatbelts around his groin, but he bounced back to secure starting spot on the fourth row. The Racing Bulls rookie was complaining about discomfort in the cockpit during FP3, and he duly radioed early in Q1 to inform his engineer that the issue was still there as qualifying started. Despite the team being unable to rectify it during the first part of the se…

'I nearly crashed' - Hadjar's Suzuka cockpit drama explained

Nobody had a more painful Japanese Grand Prix qualifying session than Racing Bulls Formula 1 rookie Isack Hadjar, who says he nearly crashed due to a seatbelt issue.Hadjar struggled with ill-fitting seatbelts throughout Q1, expressing discomfort and his frustration to the team, having had a similar issue in final practice.He still produced a solid final Q1 effort that was almost three tenths quicker than Racing Bulls team-mate Liam Lawson to com…

Isack Hadjar battled through “nightmare” pain to bag top 10 in

The French-Algerian driver explains the problem that compromised him in qualifying at Suzuka.