Hadjar is expected to make the jump from Racing Bulls to Red Bull in 2026, but his future in F1 is not yet confirmed Isack Hadjar laughed off the suggestion
(GMM) Despite a dip in form since summer, Isack Hadjar (pictured in Mexico City Thursday) remains confident he is on course for promotion to Red Bull Racing in 2026 – … Read More
Red Bull are putting plans in place to cover themselves should Max Verstappen leave the team. The reigning world champion is locked in for 2026, but what happens after that remains up in the air.
Q1 at the United States GP was red-flagged after Isack Hadjar crashed at Turn 6 Qualifying for the United States Grand Prix was brought to a stop in Q1 as Isack Hadjar crashed into the barriers, resulting in the session being red-flagged.
(GMM) Isack Hadjar (pictured) says it would be a “huge disappointment” if he misses out on a 2026 Red Bull Racing seat alongside Max Verstappen – though the Frenchman insists … Read More
Isack Hadjar is expected to be Max Verstappen's team-mate at Red Bull next year after an impressive rookie F1 campaign in 2025 Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar has suggested it would be a “good idea” for him to test the Red Bull Formula 1 car early ahead of an expected promotion for the 2026 season.
Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar has hit back at two-time Formula 1 champion Fernando Alonso over criticism over his defensive driving at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Alonso said Hadjar had taken an "unnecessary risk" when defending his position while nursing a suspected engine issue Fernando Alonso criticized Isack Hadjar’s defence in the Singapore Grand Prix, with the 21-year-old Frenchman labelling the Formula 1 veteran “grumpy”.
Isack Hadjar downplayed rumors that he is set to replace Yuki Tsunoda in the second Red Bull seat alongside Max Verstappen in 2026, saying "I didn't sign
Well, well, well. Here we go again with Red Bull’s favorite pastime: playing musical chairs with their second seat. At the same time, Max Verstappen watches from the sidelines, probably wondering if he should start charging admission for the entertainment.
Isack Hadjar’s Dutch Grand Prix was memorable for more than just his first F1 podium. TV mics picked up Lewis Hamilton talking to the Racing Bulls rookie before the race and it showed both Hamilton’s respect and Hadjar’s growing reputation.
For Isack Hadjar, it has been an entirely different story. Driving for Red Bull's sister team Racing Bulls, he sits 10th in the championship on 37 points.
For Isack Hadjar, the Dutch Grand Prix podium celebration did not go to plan. After finishing third in Zandvoort, the French rookie’s joy was cut short when his hard-earned first F1 trophy broke during post-race team celebrations. This week at Monza, Hadjar’s story took a brighter turn.
Isack Hadjar was one of the main winners from last weekend’s Dutch GP, taking his first F1 podium with VCARB. The 20-year-old capitalised on a strong qualifying and Lando Norris’ retirement to clinch his first silverware in Formula 1.
Isack Hadjar has always looked like a driver with a bright future ahead. Born in Paris in 2004 to an Algerian family, he started karting at seven and never really stopped climbing.
Isack Hadjar was one of the stories of the Dutch Grand Prix after securing a stunning maiden Formula 1 podium at Zandvoort. The Racing Bulls rookie started fourth on the grid and benefited from Lando Norris' retirement late in the race as his McLaren ground to a halt to finish third, behind Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen.
Isack Hadjar’s first F1 podium at the Dutch Grand Prix produced a memory he will never forget but not just for the result. During the official post-race
Despite a solid rookie season so far, VCARB’s Isack Hadjar is hesitant about being promoted to Red Bull. The Frenchman has already made clear his preference for the remainder of the year is to continue with VCARB.
When the 2025 Formula 1 season kicked off, things couldn’t have gone much worse for Isack Hadjar. The young Racing Bulls driver spun out before the race had even begun, on the formation lap in Australia, no less.
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The 2024 Formula 2 season is reaching its most crucial rounds. With five rounds and ten races left, the fight is still open. However, at Silverstone, Hadjar was able to get ahead in the championship standings.