Hadjar Praises Red Bull’s Singapore Recovery Drive, Happy With Pace

During the Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull Racing’s reserve driver Isack Hadjar found himself battling from the back of the grid. After a challenging start, the young Frenchman managed to claw his way up to a respectable finish, thanks to a well‑timed pit strategy and the team’s relentless pace. In a post‑race interview, Hadjar said he was "happy with the overall pace" of the car, highlighting the performance of the RB19’s power unit and the efficiency of the pit crew.

Hadjar’s comments come after a race that saw the Red Bull driver finish 11th, a notable improvement from his qualifying position. The Frenchman credited the team’s decision‑making, noting that the pit stops were executed flawlessly and that the car’s handling in the wet conditions was better than expected. "The team did a great job, and the car’s performance was solid," he added, pointing to the RB19’s consistent lap times once it was back on track.

Red Bull’s strategy team had to adapt quickly to the unpredictable Singapore track, where the high humidity and night‑time temperatures can affect tyre wear and engine performance. Hadjar praised the engineers for their ability to adjust the car’s setup on the fly, which allowed him to keep up with the front‑running cars for a significant portion of the race.

For Indian fans, the Singapore Grand Prix was a thrilling spectacle, and the race will be available on FanCode in India from 6:30 PM IST. The platform offers live commentary in Hindi and English, making it easy for viewers to follow the action. Red Bull’s strong performance in Singapore is a positive sign for the team’s championship campaign, and fans can look forward to seeing whether the RB19 continues its upward trajectory in the coming races.

Source: Formula1.com