Hajar doesn't want a new cup to replace the broken one.

Hajar doesn't want a new cup to replace the broken one.

      Isack Hadjar, who took his first Formula 1 podium at Zandvoort, accidentally damaged the porcelain trophy awarded to him for third place. The race promoters promptly promised to replace the cracked trophy, but in Monza the Racing Bulls driver said he didn't want a new one.

      Isack Hadjar: "To be honest, I don't even know where my cracked trophy is. The team will take care of it, since I left the trophy in safe hands, both pieces. I know I'll get a new one, but I want mine, the cracked one.

      Because the new one... I don't care that the trophy will be new, because it isn't part of the history of that Grand Prix. I'm serious — I want the cracked trophy, because it was part of my podium ceremony. The new one won't even smell of champagne."

Other articles

Leclerc: I told Lewis that the week would be difficult. Leclerc: I told Lewis that the week would be difficult. On Thursday, Charles Leclerc said that he had warned his teammate in advance about the crazy schedule… Oscar Piastri: The greater the advantage, the better Oscar Piastri: The greater the advantage, the better Oscar Piastri categorically stated that his approach does not change regardless of the size of his lead in the drivers' championship, and he even intends to take just as many risks... Formula E: Joel Eriksson – Envision's new driver Formula E: Joel Eriksson – Envision's new driver Sébastien Buemi's new teammate at Envision Racing will be Joel Eriksson, a 27-year-old Swede who has already driven the team's cars in testing and who last year competed at the Berlin round of the electric series... Verstappen: Kimi Antonelli simply needs time. Verstappen: Kimi Antonelli simply needs time. On Thursday in Monza, Max Verstappen spoke about his chances of victory this weekend… Lewis Hamilton: I was shocked by the penalty decision. Lewis Hamilton: I was shocked by the penalty decision. Lewis Hamilton said he was simply shocked by the penalty decision, which only became known several hours after the race finished in Zandvoort... Liberty Media does not rule out the sale of Formula 1. Liberty Media does not rule out the sale of Formula 1. Liberty Media CEO John Malone did not rule out selling Formula 1 if an offer seemed interesting.

Hajar doesn't want a new cup to replace the broken one.

Isaac Hadjar, who reached the podium in Formula 1 at Zandvoort for the first time in his career, accidentally damaged the porcelain trophy that had been presented to him for third place. The event promoters promptly promised to replace the cracked trophy, but in Monza the Racing Bulls driver said he did not want a new one.