60 Minutes Before the Start: Isaac Hadjare's Comment
On Saturday, Isaac Hadjar performed excellently in qualifying, securing eighth place on the starting grid, and in the race, he hopes to gain a few more positions...
Isaac Hadjar: "This weekend, our car is very fast, and I am optimistic. We chose wet track settings, so I’m looking forward to the start with enthusiasm.
This season, speed in fast corners is our forte, so we are quite successful on tracks like Spa and Suzuka. We didn’t even have to make too many changes to the base settings this weekend, as the car is good in itself."
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