Hadjar urges Red Bull to find answers after one-point Singapore weekend

Isack Hadjar left the Singapore Grand Prix with one point and a clear call for Red Bull to understand what went wrong. He wants a car that works better for him; the race pace was good, he said, but he wanted to use it to fight for victory.

Engine problems affected Hadjar in almost every session and led to repeated component changes. They left him without a qualifying time. Red Bull then immediately adjusted the setup, which meant he had to start the Grand Prix from the pit lane.

From the pit lane, Hadjar worked his way forward on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, where overtaking was a major challenge. At one stage he thought a top-ten finish was out of reach, he said. The soft tyre gave him more pace than he expected, and he was pleased that the team could make the race exciting.

Hadjar said the weekend had been especially tough for his mechanics: they had endured a lot for only one point and deserved better. He wants Red Bull to understand what went wrong since Sunday’s race in Malaysia and return to Austin ready to fight for podiums.