Formula 1 News: Hadjar Told to Adapt to Verstappen's Faster Way of Driving
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Formula 1 News: Hadjar told to adapt to Verstappen’s faster way of driving
(GMM) Dutch motorsport figure Tom Coronel says Red Bull’s recent breakthrough may be exposing a familiar pattern around Max Verstappen – when the car becomes faster, the second driver can suddenly look inferior. Toto Wolff made a similar observation in Singapore, noting that as Red Bull has found a stronger operating window for Verstappen, Isack Hadjar has appeared less comfortable. Coronel believes that is because the latest Red Bull again suit…
Formula 1: The recent progress of Red Bull could paradoxically complicate the task of Isack Hadjar against Max Verstappen. While Milton's team (...)...
The recent progress of Red Bull could paradoxically complicate the task of Isack Hadjar against Max Verstappen. While Milton Keynes' team seems to have regained a more efficient single-seater, especially on circuits that traditionally posed a problem to him, the gap between his two drivers raises new questions. For Tom Coronel, the reason is simple: the Red Bull regains a behaviour particularly suited to the riding style of Verstappen. (...)
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