Hadjar tears into Red Bull woes: ‘Everything is breaking apart’

Isack Hadjar's weekend at the Singapore Grand Prix was marred by mechanical issues, including a power unit failure that forced him to retire from the Sprint race. Despite Red Bull's efforts to repair his car for qualifying, he faced further setbacks, losing all gears during Q1 and ultimately qualifying 22nd, although he will start 21st due to George Russell's engine penalty.

Hadjar expressed his frustration over the situation, stating he just wants to drive and compete. He highlighted the wasted opportunity of unused soft tyres and called for the team to consider installing a new power unit to improve reliability. His comments reflect a growing concern about Red Bull's performance issues, contrasting sharply with Max Verstappen's success in securing pole position.