F1: Isack Hadjar lowered Helmut Marko’s criticism

The Austrian, a strong man in Red Bull, had described as “shameful” the crying of French in Australia, but the pilot justified it.

Everyone knows where the shoe is tightened and Isack Hadjar decided to be indulgent with the attack he received from Helmut Marko after his crying in Australia. The Frenchman of Racing Bulls was clueless on the wet Melbourne track in the previous return and ended against the containment barriers. Not being able to start his first F1 race was a strong emotional blow to the runner -up of F2, who could not contain tears. His image steep the Paddock and even Anthony Hamilton, Lewis’s father, approached to comfort him. However, The Red Bull advisor was lapidary: “It was in a shameful and tear show,” he shot.

Already in China, where the second date of the 2025 year of the World Cup is disputed, Hadjar was consulted by Marko’s harsh words, however, far from showing anger, he decided to justify it. “I found it shameful to me too. I spoke by phone with Helmut the next day and everything is fine. I have known him for a few years. I am used to his way of working, “said the Parisian.

Shortly after, He explained that he didn’t really say what he said, or more or less … “He spoke in German, they reinterpreted him in another way. You don’t know anything about body language. I didn’t see the images, so I can’t say much. ”Then, Hadjar chose to close the Marko theme and thanked the people who gave support:“ All the love of fans and people, I didn’t expect it at all when I hit the wall. So it was pretty. “The French knows that Marko does not tremble his pulse when he wants to go down to a pilot, there are envelope samples.