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Hadjar says his Red Bull did not feel driveable in Singapore Sprint Qualifying
Archive photograph: Isack Hadjar · 2026-03-08Archive photo · 2026-03-08 · Yu Chu Chin · CC BY-SA 4.0
After Friday's Singapore Sprint Qualifying, Hadjar said his Red Bull did not feel driveable; the final classification placed him ninth.
After Friday's Singapore Sprint Qualifying, Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar said his car did not feel driveable. The final classification placed him ninth.
Hadjar said he felt comfortable on the hard compound in first practice, but never managed a good lap during Sprint Qualifying. He also reported engine issues on his final run.
Hadjar's SQ3 lap time was deleted for exceeding track limits, leaving him without a time in the final segment.
Sources 06
- PRIMARY SOURCEVerstappen clinches pole position for Singapore SprintFormula 1
- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 30 - Infringement - Sprint Qualifying Deleted Lap Times (Yellow Flags)FIA F1 decision documents
- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 23 - Provisional Sprint Qualifying ClassificationFIA F1 decision documents
- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 32 - Final Sprint Qualifying ClassificationFIA F1 decision documents
- SOURCEHadjar zwaar gefrustreerd: "Geen enkele goede ronde kunnen rijden!"RacingNews365 Nederland
- PRIMARY SOURCEHadjar assesses ‘very poor performance’ in SingaporeFormula 1
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