Isack Hadjar has used Lewis Hamilton as an example to debunk the narrative that contemporary F1 is easier to adapt to than in previous generations.
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Isack Hadjar does not share the idea that the new generation of drivers would benefit from more favourable conditions to make their debut in Formula 1. While Kimi Antonelli has just won his first world title in his second season, Red Bull's Frenchman believes that modern simulators and technological advances are not enough to explain the speed of adaptation of young talent. For him, the exceptional qualities have always proved (...)