Isaac Hadjar: The machine is in order!

Isaac Hadjar: The machine is in order!

      On Friday, Isaac Hadjar posted the eighth best time, and his Racing Bulls teammate Liam Lawson was 15th...

      Isaac Hadjar (8th): "The car is in good shape, we had an excellent first practice, and in the second, when the top teams started to improve, we fell back a bit. There are a few things I am not completely satisfied with, but the car is fast, and we have room to improve.

      The second session gave a more accurate picture of our actual speed this weekend. This track requires high downforce, racing here is very interesting."

      Liam Lawson (15th): "Today was not entirely easy for us, but racing on this track is interesting. Controlling the traffic here is challenging, we have another practice tomorrow morning, so there is room to work.

      My position in the timesheets isn't the best, but the results are close – any small detail can affect our qualifying position."

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Isaac Hadjar: The machine is in order!

On Friday, Isaac Hadjar posted the eighth time, and his Racing Bulls teammate Liam Lawson was 15th...