“It’s just weird” – Isack Hadjar confused by ‘undriveable’ Red Bull F1 car
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Hadjar assesses ‘very poor performance’ in Singapore
Skip to content Isack Hadjar Red Bull Racing Singapore While Max Verstappen took pole in Sprint Qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull team mate Isack Hadjar faced a difficult session en route to ninth place. Oct 09, 2026 3:27pm UTC Isack Hadjar was left feeling that a “good start of the day turned into a very poor performance” on Friday at the Singapore Grand Prix, with the Frenchman stating that his car was not “driveable” after endi…
Isack Hadjar was shocked at the behavior of his Red Bull in the Singapore Grand Prix sprint qualifying session, unable to explain his lack of performance compared to his partner Max Verstappen. The Frenchman complained that his RB22 played too much ground in the U
Isack Hadjar was completely amazed by the behavior of his Red Bull monopost during the sprint qualifications for Singapore's Grand Formula 1 Award, without finding a logical explanation for the lack of rhythm. Frenchman had experienced major difficulties since the one free training session, complaining that the floor of his RB22 monopost reaches far too high a track. ...
Isaac Hajjar was left completely stunned by the behavior of his Red Bull car during the sprint qualifying for the Singapore Formula 1 Grand Prix, unable to find a logical explanation for the lack of pace.
“It’s just weird” – Isack Hadjar confused by ‘undriveable’ Red Bull F1 car
Isack Hadjar was left dumbfounded by his Red Bull car in sprint qualifying at Formula 1’s Singapore Grand Prix, unable to explain his lack of performance.Hadjar complained that his RB22 was bottoming out too much in the only free practice session, where he was fourth-fastest on hard rubber – quicker than Max Verstappen – but seven tenths down on the Dutchman when they switched to the ...Keep reading
After qualifying for the F1 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, Isack Hadjar remained true to himself. Isack Hadjar was honest and unfiltered. Thus, the tricolor returned to his missed session, due to a single-seater suffering from many problems. With, to top the lap, a time erased after exceeding the limits [...] Article F1: 的It's a bit rotten but good..., Hadjar without a filter after his painful qualif in Singapore appeared first on Le Mag Sport Auto.
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