Isaac Hajjar damaged his car during a racing show

      On the eve of the Japanese Grand Prix, Honda, together with Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls, organized demonstration races through the streets of Tokyo. The drivers of both teams got behind the wheel of cars from previous years, but in the case of Isaac Hajjar, not everything went smoothly.

      One of the straight lines of the improvised track ended in a steep hairpin, and in one of the races, the Racing Bulls racer did not have enough turning radius, and he ran into the opposite wall. The team clearly assumed such a development, since a mechanic was on duty at that place, who promptly helped Isaac to continue driving.

      In the next attempt, Hajjar tried to drive the hairpin, turning around on the spot, but it didn't work out the way the rider had planned. Isaac hit the accelerator too hard and the car hit the curb. The front wing was broken, but more serious damage was avoided.