Isack Hadjar se disculpa con Charles Leclerc por su maniobra en el GP de Canadá

Isack Hadjar se disculpó con Charles Leclerc después de que una maniobra defensiva durante el Gran Premio de Canadá provocara un susto al piloto de Ferrari. Hadjar recibió una penalización de 10 segundos por el incidente, pero aun así terminó en quinto lugar.

El piloto de Red Bull describió la maniobra como demasiado agresiva y afirmó que no tuvo la intención de sacar a Leclerc de la pista. Añadió que se disculpó rápidamente porque la acción fue innecesaria y destacó que Leclerc es un piloto limpio.

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