Isack Hadjar cut a despondent figure after qualifying at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
Isack Hadjar was disappointed with his performance at the Canadian Grand Prix after qualifying seventh, stating he is “very upset” with his recent showing. Despite being only 28 milliseconds slower than Max Verstappen in Q3, Hadjar criticized himself for not being sharp enough in crucial moments. He admitted to leaving valuable lap time on the table, leading to his self-admonishment. Hadjar felt that he had underperformed since the Miami race, making mistakes and struggling in the final laps of Q3. The young French driver acknowledged the challenging nature of his Red Bull car and the difficulty of maintaining focus over a busy race schedule. He emphasized the importance of disconnecting from overthinking and striving for better control inside the cockpit to improve his performance in future races.
