Isack Hadjar left the Miami Formula 1 GP frustrated and eager for a quick recovery. After a difficult weekend, the Red Bull Racing driver stated that he would like to get back on track as soon as possible.
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The negative result ended any chance of progress in the stage and exposed difficulties for both the driver and the team. Hadjar was disqualified from the qualifying session and retired from the race on lap 6 after crashing alone into the wall, as well as falling behind the pace of his teammate, Max Verstappen.
Visibly bothered by the performance, the Frenchman highlighted the immediate desire to compete again: “I’m eager to return. I wish I were driving now, to understand what I could have done better. I had a good start, so waiting three weeks is tough,” he said.
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Hadjar also acknowledged that the problems were shared between driver and team: “Both I and the team made mistakes this weekend. It was a disaster on both sides. We need to move forward together and see what we can do in the next race,” he added.
Despite the negative scenario, the young driver highlighted positive signs in the car. According to him, the performance improved compared to the first stages, especially in the quest for Q3 spots: “The car is more competitive, it’s no longer as difficult to reach Q3 as before. We will focus on the positives and come back stronger in Canada,” he concluded.
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