P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Red Bull has encountered issues with the RB22, and Isack Hadjar has yet to make it on track on the second day of running in Bahrain.
Isack Hadjar has yet to venture out on track at the Bahrain International Circuit on the second day of the first F1 pre-season test, with the Red Bull driver expected to emerge around midday local time after encountering a “routine issue” with the car last night. The team is exercising caution, despite the minor problem, due to the early stage of the season and is maintaining a calm and controlled atmosphere within the Milton Keynes-based squad. Red Bull garnered attention on the first day of running in Bahrain, with Max Verstappen leading the timing board, and certain parts of the RB22 are drawing considerable interest. The team, now operating independently with Ford in a technical partnership, received praise from various paddock names, although there were issues with the Racing Bulls power unit. Red Bull does not plan to introduce further upgrades during the remaining part of the first test, but new parts are expected for the second test in Bahrain.
