

Isack Hadjar struggles to find rhythm despite fifth place in Montreal
It is a strange feeling to see Isack Hadjar secure a fifth-place finish for Red Bull in Montreal, only to hear him confess that he was far from happy. Even with points in the bag, the reality was a driver fighting his own machine rather than his rivals.
He was blunt about the experience: he simply did not feel comfortable in the car at all. For a driver of his caliber, failing to extract the maximum from the machine is a frustrating ordeal, regardless of the position on the board.
Source: Formula1.com · Read the original report
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