90 minutes to the start: Comment by Isaac Hadjar
Isaac Hajar starts fifth in Monaco and hopes to make it to the podium...
Isaac Hajar: "After a few days in Monaco, I already feel tired. From a psychological point of view, this is the most challenging track of the season, and physically it is also tough.
I hope we can finish both cars on the podium. For that, we need a smart strategy. The race can go in any of many scenarios, and we need to act in each situation to succeed. I hope we can make it."
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