Red Bull's Hadjar: Undriveable Car, No Fixes

0:00It's March 29th, from game day to every day. This is F1 News today, powered by AI. Isaac Hadjar from Red Bull had a rough time at the Japanese Grand Prix, calling his formula one car straight up undrivable and even dangerous. He started strong by qualifying Athe at Suzuki, but dropped to 12th by the checkered flag after losing spots right off the line. Early on, he slipped three places in the first two laps, then tangled with racing bulls rookie, Arvid Lindblad, who got a last wanting flag for some. Aggressive braking moves. Hadjar pitted just before the safety car came out, which shuffled him back to 13th, though he clawed past a couple oddies before getting past. Again, drivers like Hadjar vented frustration over the weekend's pace drop-off, way worse than practice sessions, making battles tricky and risky on track. His spikes with the midfield pack showed grit, but the car just wouldn't cooperate. With only four points from the first three races, Hadjar's got no real fixes in sight

1:00heading into this vibe we break after Bahrain and Saudi got. Scrapped. He can push the machine hard personally, but the team scratching heads on speed gains. That says to stays for whatever tweaks Red Bull cooks up next. Stay tuned as the grid resets.