110 minutes until launch: Commentary by Isaac Hadjar
Yesterday Isack Hadjar achieved the best result of his career, taking fourth on the grid, and today he dreams of moving up to the podium...
Isack Hadjar: "The last few race weekends have been very disappointing for me. But in Zandvoort I managed to bring everything together, and the car is handling great. Honestly, fourth on the grid is an unexpected result, but I'm not complaining.
Points are very important to us. The team is eighth in the Constructors' Championship, but we're fighting for sixth. Today's race could seriously affect the championship standings. My teammate Liam Lawson starts eighth – we are in a very good position and have a great opportunity to score a lot of points.
The podium? I always aim to finish on the podium, even if I start last! You have to be realistic, but we'll see how it all goes."
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