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"I Don’t Feel Ready": Isack Hadjar Reveals His Views on a Red Bull Promotion
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On the margins of this weekend's Canada Grand Prix, the Racing Bulls driver took the time to answer questions from journalists in Montreal.
Formula 1 News: Hadjar admits he's 'not ready' for Red Bull seat
(GMM) Isack Hadjar (pictured) openly agrees with those who argue he is not ready to be Max Verstappen’s teammate. Like any teammate – Verstappen is so good, he destroys them … Read More The post Formula 1 News: Hadjar admits he’s ‘not ready’ for Red Bull seat appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Isack Hadjar has admitted that he "wouldn't feel ready" for a promotion at Red Bull at this stage of his young Formula 1 career, although he admits he is "curious" to see what would happen if the board made that decision.
Isack Hadjar Feels He's Not Ready For Red Bull Seat
Isack Hadjar openly agrees with those who argue he is not ready to be Max Verstappen’s teammate.Having dropped Liam Lawson after just two races this year, Red Bull Racing is still trying to bring his successor, Yuki Tsunoda, up to speed.Technical director Pierre Wache says the ongoing gap between Verstappen and Tsunoda is “not ideal” for a top Formula 1 team.Team advisor Dr Helmut Marko agrees: “He’s already doing a good job in the race, but he …
What Hadjar has to face before he's ready for Red Bull
Isack Hadjar admits to being "curious" about the challenge of driving a Red Bull Formula 1 car alongside Max Verstappen amid growing talk of promotion.However, he rightly also acknowledges he's not yet ready for that chance given there's a key challenge he must face to build experience if he's to be ready.With Yuki Tsunoda still struggling seven races into his Red Bull stint, which followed Liam Lawson's disastrous two-race spell, Sergio Perez's…
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