Team
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World Championships
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Date of birth
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Team
Country
Podiums
Points
Grands Prix entered
World Championships
Highest race finish
Highest grid position
Date of birth
Place of birth
Team
Country
Podiums
Points
Grands Prix entered
World Championships
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Highest grid position
Date of birth
Place of birth
Red Bull Racing
France
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51
23
0
3 (x1)
4
28/09/2004
Paris, France
6
Isack Hadjar
Isack Hadjar News and Stories
Isack Hadjar Secures Red Bull F1 Seat for 2027 Alongside Max Verstappen
Red Bull has confirmed Isack Hadjar will remain alongside Max Verstappen for the 2027 Formula 1 season after the French driver impressed during his first campaign with the senior team. Hadjar stepped up to Red Bull at the beginning of 2026 following his rookie season...
Isack Hadjar Returns to Red Bull for Azerbaijan GP After Missing Three F1 Races
Isack Hadjar will return to the Red Bull Formula 1 line-up for this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix after recovering from the wrist injury which kept him out of the previous three races. The Frenchman has not raced since the Hungarian Grand Prix in July after...
Red Bull Admits Persistent RB22 “Car Degradation” Problem Will Continue Into 2027
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has acknowledged Max Verstappen's concerns over a persistent "car degradation" problem with the RB22, admitting the team has made progress in understanding the issue but does not expect a complete solution during the 2026 Formula...
Biography
It has been quite a journey for the Paris-born racer, who built on early promise in karting to reach the top step of the podium during his first full season of single-seater competition and secure a top-three championship classification in his second.
With those foundational French F4 campaigns behind him, Hadjar continued the learning process in Formula Regional European and the F3 Asian series through 2021, before combining Formula Regional Asian and F3 in 2022, when he also became a member of the Red Bull Junior Team.
Fresh from claiming three race victories and finishing fourth in the F3 standings, Hadjar had hoped to kick on when he stepped up to F2 for 2023, only to end the year winless and with some question marks surrounding his future.
Red Bull stuck by the youngster, though, giving him F1 practice outings with the then-named AlphaTauri and the senior team at the Mexican and Abu Dhabi rounds respectively, before the two parties regrouped for another crack at F2.
It was a decision that paid off, with Hadjar winning four races and logging four more podium finishes to challenge new Sauber recruit Gabriel Bortoleto for the 2024 title – narrowly missing out after an agonising stall at the Yas Marina finale.
While he did not quite manage to tick the box of a championship win during his junior career, Hadjar’s eye-catching pace and racecraft all but made up for it and marked him out as the ideal candidate to slot in alongside Yuki Tsunoda.
“He’s definitely a raw talent,” stated Red Bull team boss Christian Horner, when discussing the 20-year-old’s impending F1 debut. “He needs a little bit of polishing, but he has the speed.”
Now it remains to be seen if the 19th driver to earn promotion to F1 through Red Bull’s junior programme can prove himself in the top echelon and join the smaller list of names who have carved out lengthy careers.
