Hadjar: “I have no goals, driving won’t be fun, on the straights we hit the ceiling immediately”

Hadjar: “I have no goals, driving won't be fun, on the straights we hit the ceiling immediately”

The words of the Red Bull driver

Isack Hadjar a year ago at Albert Park was very fast in Qualifying but in the Race he ended up against the barriers immediately, losing control of the car on the formation lap. Who would have said that 12 months later he would show up in Melbourne as a Red Bull driver? “Immediately after the episode I wouldn’t have imagined it, but already two hours later yes, what matters is how you metabolize and overcome certain events,” said the French driver on the eve of the Australian GP.

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I have no goals – he added – already finishing the race will be important and it won’t be easy for anyone given that reliability will certainly be a theme with these new cars. Normally I would say the goal is to score points, but being a Red Bull driver I would say the real goal should be podiums. Everything will be decided in the second half of the season, in the first the important thing is to reach the finish line.”

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Regarding those who believe that Melbourne could be a track that will be more suited to Red Bull than Bahrain, Hadjar replied as follows: “I don’t see why this track should be more suitable for us, the driving sensations won’t be great, we clip practically immediately on the straight.”

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