P1racenews AI automatic summary:
It was a record-breaking day for Isack Hadjar, who has passed Red Bull’s first iconic driver in the F1 rankings.
Isack Hadjar’s third place finish at the Dutch Grand Prix made him the fifth youngest driver in F1 history to reach the podium. The race saw Hadjar successfully defend his position against strong competition from George Russell and Charles Leclerc. When Lando Norris experienced engine trouble late in the race, Hadjar seized the opportunity to claim third place behind Max Verstappen. This marks Racing Bulls’ first podium since Pierre Gasly’s P3 at the 2021 Azerbaijan GP. Hadjar’s impressive performance has elevated him to 10th place in the drivers’ championship, surpassing Sebastian Vettel to become one of the top five youngest drivers to stand on the podium. Notably, two of the top five youngest podium finishers achieved their results in the last six races, with a total of seven of the top 10 currently active on the grid.
