Are you worried about Isack Hadjar after his reaction to crashing in Miami?
zoubirazout382mo ago
Not at all
wilsonjimwilson4mo ago
I'm far, far more worried that Red Bull have gone back to their old trick of designing a car that only Max can drive, using the second car as a test-bench for Max only, then pinning all the blame on the second driver. Isack qualified P3 in Australia. Now he's one second behind Max, after "upgrades" were made to the car.
sathanr214mo ago
It’s strange hearing so many people say Red Bull isn’t good enough after a few departures. Even after some changes, they still seem to have a strong team supporting them in the background. They may have initially gone in the wrong direction with their design, but didn’t Mercedes do something similar last year?
fogclimber19984mo ago
No. He had a bad weekend and needs to get it clear in his head. Let Red Bull sort it out with him.
david.comerford5mo ago
This is how he processes accidents clearly, not ideal but let's not overreact to one race
aaditya.krishnamurthy5mo ago
Worried isn't the right word, but he definitely looks like he's under a lot of pressure. Whether that's imposed on him by the team or self-imposed, I can't say. But the guy reacting like this shows that he is stressed out.
rebecca.braybrook5mo ago
I'm not overly worried, he's four races in with a new team and completely new regulations! He's always been tough on himself and I think it's a whole new ball game as Verstappen's teammate👀
seanfisher5mo ago
I just think Isack has always been like this, go watch him in the junior formulas and he’s always been a bit hot headed 😅
kyle.archer5mo ago
Exactly - Like Charles Leclerc, Isack Hadjar will beat himself up for making a mistake (especially any major ones like in Miami).