Isack Hadjar manages to drive his Red Bull across the finish line in third place in Monaco. Due to retirements in front of him, he was able to reach the podium. “I gave everything in the corners to stay within five seconds of Pierre,” Hadjar says.
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Isack Hadjar is happy with his third position, which puts him on the podium in Monaco. This is his second podium finish in his career. “During the race, we were mainly controlling. I had a lot of problems with the first laps, and this is a track where you don’t want that. The sixty laps were very difficult,” Hadjar says after the race in Monaco.
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About the race, the Red Bull driver said the following: “At the restart, I thought I had a good start and suddenly I lost two places, but I knew the cars in front of me had penalties. I had little power, but I gave everything in the corners to stay within five seconds of Pierre. It’s great to be here when you look at the first free practice. We did it.”
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