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Isack Hadjar

Isack Hadjar

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Sep 13, 2026

speaker_1HOST
8:54
End.
speaker_0HOST
8:55
What's going on? Some bad juju in FP1? Like Isaac Hajar in his hand and then Leclerc in his eye? Yeah,
speaker_1HOST
9:01
but I mean, Leclerc and his eye happened on the track.
speaker_1HOST
9:04
Isaac did it, I don't know, partying or practicing, one of the two.
JackHOST
0:10
going to get right into this episode.
AlexHOST
0:12
Starting off with our F1 news, Isaac Hajar is again out for the Madrid Grand Prix, a.k.a. the new Spanish Grand Prix.
AlexHOST
0:21
He's been out the previous two races.
AlexHOST
0:23
He's been replaced by Liam Lawson.
Thom BrouwerGUEST
51:56
Ooh.
Thom BrouwerGUEST
51:58
Well, I know actually that Isaac Hajar used to be an eSports driver, or at least he used to do league racing.
Thom BrouwerGUEST
52:06
Yeah.
Thom BrouwerGUEST
52:06
Oh, cool.
JamieHOST
31:51
Yeah.
JamieHOST
31:52
And Isack Hadjar has got as many podiums as Max Verstappen since he got injured, so.
MattHOST
31:55
Yeah.
MattHOST
31:56
Prior to, uh, Monza, out of the three drivers that have driven for Red Bull since Isack Hadjar-
JamieHOST
32:01
[laughs]
MattHOST
32:01
... broke his hand, Max Verstappen was the only one that hadn't scored.
SamHOST
10:07
Well, old news, same news.
SamHOST
10:09
Hadjar's still out.
SamHOST
10:10
Lawson's still racing.
SamHOST
10:12
And Yuki's still racing as well.
MaritHOST
43:29
Yeah, it was a good performance.
MahamHOST
43:31
And obviously on the other side of the Red Bull garage, it was New Zealand's Liam Lawson, who was back for his second outing representing the senior team as Isaac Hajar remained sidelined after his wrist injury, which was sustained during the summer break.
MahamHOST
43:43
Having qualified in 14th, he was unable to score points like he did last time out.
MahamHOST
43:46
But what did you make of his second performance this time out in the Red Bull?
Mark HughesHOST
7:48
So I think it's a far better option than staying where he was.
Bryn LucasHOST
7:53
But does he not need to not just do an okay job or do a good job? He needs to do an incredible job for them to really turn their attention away from Max Verstappen and Hadjar, their current driver lineup, and really go, okay, when Max decides to disappear off, whatever that happens to be, he's our guy.
Mark HughesHOST
8:11
Yeah, he needs to do...
Mark HughesHOST
8:12
I mean, they have all the data, so they know what they're comparing like for like.

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Mark HughesHOST
34:05
yeah I mean he's he's a very hard racer and you're not going to get any favours from you know when you wheel to wheel with him and that's yeah it's probably quite alarming when you're on the other end of it you have to take to the grass but yeah I don't think he did anything that he wouldn't do when racing a Ferrari or a Mercedes or something like that.
Mark HughesHOST
34:32
It's just that it raises eyebrows when you do it to your own teammates.
Bryn LucasHOST
34:35
the baby plays into that paranoia a little bit as well there of Lando couldn't get past him was getting frustrated who knows with all these teams battling out and it seems to be the top teams fighting is there one team that's handling their drivers better because there are clashes in all the main teams there seems to be and the three of the main teams I suppose because there's no real clash between Max Verstappen and Hadjar but is there one of the teams that's handling it better than the others
Mark HughesHOST
35:03
Well, I don't think Mercedes has got any particular issues in how it's handling its drivers.
CaesarHOST
41:57
But well done to him.
CaesarHOST
42:04
He still got Isaac Hajar on the sidelines, and so Liam Lawson was in the Red Bull seat.
CaesarHOST
42:11
But the interesting to note...
CaesarHOST
42:16
There's been a bit of a coup in Red Bull.
Megan SchusterHOST
34:59
Uh, I guess both the FIA and Ferrari are reportedly monitoring him to make sure he's well enough to race this weekend, but Leclerc, for his part, says that he's fine and ready to go, but just something to watch.
Megan SchusterHOST
35:08
Um, speaking of people potentially missing the Spanish Grand Prix, Isack Hadjar will be missing this race.
Spanners ReadyHOST
35:15
Mm-hmm.
Megan SchusterHOST
35:15
Um, his third straight race.
Brianna RossHOST
12:31
All good.
Brianna RossHOST
12:32
I originally wanted to put Isaac Hajar down as like he bounces back from his injury.
Brianna RossHOST
12:38
But no, he's out again, which you probably touched on.
Brianna RossHOST
12:41
But that to me is crazy.

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