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Isack Hadjar

Red Bull

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Isack Hadjar did not start racing in Formula 1 until 2025.

Latest news

Christian Horner's Ban on the 'M' Word and Red Bull's Engine Journey

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Christian Horner's Ban on the 'M' Word and Red Bull's Engine Journey

Christian Horner banned the word 'Mercedes' at Red Bull Powertrains, opting for 'team B' instead. He reflects on the early challenges of establishing Red Bull's engine division and the partnerships that followed.

Pierre Waché Discusses the Evolution of Red Bull's RB22 into a Race Winner

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Pierre Waché Discusses the Evolution of Red Bull's RB22 into a Race Winner

Pierre Waché, Red Bull's technical director, shares insights into the development of the RB22, which transformed from an underperformer to a race winner. Despite recent victories, Waché remains focused on the team's ongoing challenges and future goals.

Horner Reveals Newey's Threat to Leave Red Bull Over Porsche Deal

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Horner Reveals Newey's Threat to Leave Red Bull Over Porsche Deal

Adrian Newey once threatened to leave Red Bull if a proposed partnership with Porsche went through. Christian Horner ultimately backed away from the deal, keeping Newey with the team for a little longer.

Laurent Mekies' Leadership Style Finds Favor at Red Bull

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Laurent Mekies' Leadership Style Finds Favor at Red Bull

Laurent Mekies has impressed Red Bull since taking over from Christian Horner, highlighted by a new contract through 2031. His calm approach and team-first mentality have been a breath of fresh air for the team.

Max Verstappen Praises Red Bull's New Engine Partnership Amid Horner's Reflections

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Max Verstappen Praises Red Bull's New Engine Partnership Amid Horner's Reflections

Max Verstappen has expressed satisfaction with Red Bull's collaboration with Ford, highlighting the success of their new powertrain. Meanwhile, Christian Horner, the former Red Bull boss, feels both pride and a sense of loss as he watches the team's achievements from afar.

Haas to Bring Ferrari Junior Rafael Camara on Board for 2027 F1 Season

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Haas to Bring Ferrari Junior Rafael Camara on Board for 2027 F1 Season

Haas has confirmed that Ferrari junior Rafael Camara will replace Esteban Ocon for the 2027 season. Meanwhile, Williams gears up for its 50th anniversary with the FW50 car.

Other news

Toto Wolff Anticipates Intense Competition as Red Bull Finds Form

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Toto Wolff Anticipates Intense Competition as Red Bull Finds Form

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff expects a fierce battle among top teams in 2027, citing Red Bull's recent resurgence. Despite a slow start, Red Bull has made significant gains, positioning Max Verstappen as a formidable contender.

Patent Showdown: Former FIA Supplier Takes Rival to Court Pre-United States GP

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Patent Showdown: Former FIA Supplier Takes Rival to Court Pre-United States GP

As Formula 1 heads to Texas for the United States Grand Prix, a patent dispute has emerged between former FIA supplier Sentronics and its successor Allengra. The legal wrangle centers on allegations of patent infringement concerning ultrasonic fuel flow meters.

IndyCar to Race in Barcelona Following F1 Calendar Shift

IndyCar plans to debut in Barcelona next year, marking its first race outside North America since 2013. This move comes as Barcelona shares F1 hosting duties with Spa-Francorchamps, opening the door for IndyCar's entry.

MotoGP Bikes to Rev Up F1 United States Grand Prix

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MotoGP Bikes to Rev Up F1 United States Grand Prix

Dani Pedrosa leads a MotoGP demo at the F1 United States GP, showcasing the thrill of two-wheel racing. The event highlights Liberty Media's dual ownership of both MotoGP and F1.

Marcin Budkowski: Steering Cadillac Into F1’s Future

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Marcin Budkowski: Steering Cadillac Into F1’s Future

Marcin Budkowski has taken the reins at Cadillac as the team gears up for its next F1 chapter. With a focus on building a winning culture, Budkowski shares his leadership philosophy and future plans.

Colton Herta to Drive for Cadillac at US Grand Prix Amid F1 Uncertainties

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Colton Herta to Drive for Cadillac at US Grand Prix Amid F1 Uncertainties

Colton Herta is set to drive for Cadillac during the first practice at the United States Grand Prix, as his F1 future remains in question. The American driver steps in for Sergio Perez at the Circuit of the Americas.

Toto Wolff Skeptical of Kimi Antonelli's Title Hopes in Austin

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Toto Wolff Skeptical of Kimi Antonelli's Title Hopes in Austin

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff doubts Kimi Antonelli will clinch the championship at the United States GP, despite the possibility. Antonelli leads the standings, but Wolff emphasizes the unpredictability of racing.

McLaren's Andrea Stella Acknowledges MCL40's Core Challenges

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McLaren's Andrea Stella Acknowledges MCL40's Core Challenges

McLaren's team boss, Andrea Stella, concedes that the MCL40's fundamental issues extend beyond this year's upgrades. Despite some race wins, drivers Norris and Piastri grapple with adapting to the car's demanding nature.

Mercedes Prepares W17 Upgrades for United States GP

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Mercedes Prepares W17 Upgrades for United States GP

Mercedes has clarified its strategy regarding the W17's new front wing, tested only during practice in Singapore. Both drivers will now use the full upgrade package at the United States Grand Prix in Austin.

Kimi Antonelli's Feedback Helps Mercedes Solve Upgrade Woes

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Kimi Antonelli's Feedback Helps Mercedes Solve Upgrade Woes

Kimi Antonelli's insightful feedback during the Singapore Grand Prix allowed Mercedes to address issues with their latest upgrades. The team now looks to further test these improvements at the upcoming United States Grand Prix.