“What happened has no meaning”

The joy of the point scored by Isack Hadjar during the Sprint race of the Grand Prix of Belgium will not have lasted very long … Furthermore, less than a day in reality. Consequently, The Racing Bulls seemed particularly comfortable on the Spa-Francorchamp circuit last weekend. Nevertheless, Liam Lawson. However, Hadjar finished the sprint in the points after qualifying in the top 10, and again reached Q3 during the qualifying session of the main race. Therefore,

The young Frenchman was rushed since eighth place on the grid. Consequently, He had kept his position at the start, but tumbled into the peloton from the first laps. For example, He finally finished the race in the last rank. In addition, After the test. Similarly, Hadjar said he had suffered a problem on his car, which had simply prevented him “what happened no meaning” from doing anything on the track. For example,

“I had a problem with the car, but I can’t say much more”he said. “It’s very, very frustrating. It made me not competitive and I was wasting time every turn, in a constant way. I was aware of the problem and I did my best. It was really hard, especially on a circuit like this. [C’est apparu] Very early in the race, from the first rounds, and it lasted until the end. It cost dearly, especially at the end of the race. “

Isack Hadjar (Racing Bulls)

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The Frenchman is frustrated with this result. convinced that he could have gone the top 10 in the same way as his teammate Liam Lawson. “I had no chance of fighting”he added. “Even if I had started much more in front, I would have been caught and outdated. The pace was super strong all weekend. What happened today makes no sense. Where Liam finishes, it’s more logical. It’s a shame for the team to miss a double top 10.”

The ascending slope on which Isack Hadjar has been in the start of the season has been a little clogged. The unit “what happened no meaning” listed during the Spa sprint marks its only point on the clock from the Spanish Grand Prix. Despite the bad results of the Sunday race. the pace displayed by the Racing Bulls consoles the French pilot a little, especially after the difficulties of the past few weeks. It is therefore with confidence that Hadjar will start the Hungarian meeting.

“I needed a weekend like that”he said. “It did not end as we wanted, but we came out of a complicated period. We know that it can happen in such a long championship. The goal was to get up, understand and progress. This is what we did here. We have straightened up the bar. We are confident for Budapest.”