Isack Hadjar admits after criticising Red Bull: "There's stuff that I should have kept for myself"
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Isack Hadjar admits to having reacted with some emotion, even though he maintains his criticisms made at Austin: Red Bull has not been sufficiently 'open-minded' in his strategic choices and has yet to make progress on departures.
Isack Hadjar admits having exceeded the limits in his criticism of Red Bull after the United States Grand Prix, but does not deny the substance of his remarks. Frustrated by a questionable strategy, failed radio communications and still problematic departures, the Frenchman had strongly denounced the mistakes of his team in Austin. A few days later, in Mexico, he admits that some remarks should have remained in-house, while detailing the lessons…
After the end of the US Grand Prix, Isaac Hajjar did not spare his criticism of Red Bull's performance, joining the dissatisfaction of his teammate Max Verstappen. The two drivers expressed disappointment with the chosen tactics, which were added to two chronic problems for the Formula 1 team - radio failures and hesitant starts.
Isack Hadjar admits after criticising Red Bull: "There's stuff that I should have kept for myself"
Isack Hadjar admits that he reacted somewhat emotionally, although his points from Austin remain valid: Red Bull was not 'open-minded' enough when it came to strategy and still needs to work on its starts
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