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News›Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026

Isack Hadjar frustrated by late battery issue in Malaysia

RaceFans+ 4 moreSun 4 Oct · 11:22 UTCupdated Mon 5 Oct · 15:59 UTCHave your say
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Isack Hadjar expressed his frustration after finishing fifth in the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, believing a late battery issue cost him a podium finish. Hadjar had made a strong recovery from eighth on the grid before the problem arose.

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First to reportHadjar had “no battery” to defend from Hamilton and Leclerc in final laps | Formula 1Isack Hadjar said there was "no contest" between him and the Ferraris when his podium position came under attack.RaceFansSun 4 Oct · 11:22 UTCRead their report →
Hadjar fumes over 'joke' battery issue that ruined Bahrain podiumIsack Hadjar was anything but happy after Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix, having seen a potential podium finish slip...F1iSun 4 Oct · 15:11 UTCRead →
Hadjar frustrated after late power issue costs him Bahrain GP in Malaysia podiumIsack Hadjar admitted he was frustrated after finishing fifth in the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, believing a late power issue prevented him from securing a place on the podium.f1technical.netMon 5 Oct · 02:00 UTCRead →
Isack Hadjar left stunned by Lewis Hamilton after Malaysian GP battery issueIsack Hadjar had a podium in his pocket at the Bahrain Grand Prix, but battery issues thwarted his attempt to defend against the chasing Ferraris of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc. He finished his race in fifth place after he clawed his way back up the pack after a five-place grid penalty saw him start eighth on the grid. "No pace," he admitted after the race when asked why he didn't look ... Keep readingMotorsport.comMon 5 Oct · 13:18 UTCRead →
Isack Hadjar fumes after 'stupid' battery glitch cost him a Bahrain GP podiumA costly battery issue left Isack Hadjar unable to defend against Ferrari at the end of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.CrashMon 5 Oct · 15:50 UTCRead →
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