Red Bull entende desabafos de Hadjar no pódio em Mônaco

Isack Hadjar conquistou seu primeiro pódio pela Red Bull com um terceiro lugar no Grande Prêmio de Mônaco, apesar de diversos problemas no carro. O chefe da equipe, Laurent Mekies, afirmou que a frustração do piloto pelo rádio era compreensível, dados os problemas enfrentados.

Hadjar encontrou perda de potência no motor e problemas de dirigibilidade ao longo das 78 voltas da corrida. Na volta 20, ele pediu à equipe que agisse mais rápido enquanto estava sob pressão de George Russell e alertou que algo poderia explodir. Após cruzar a linha de chegada, ele disse que a experiência foi exaustiva. Mekies observou que a equipe lutou com a potência reduzida do motor desde o início da corrida, o que afetou o gerenciamento de energia. Os problemas se agravaram depois que Hadjar passou por uma área de escape na chicane. Os comissários absolveram a Red Bull após uma investigação de bandeira vermelha, confirmando o resultado. O francês havia batido no TL1 na seção da piscina, mas se recuperou para entregar um forte desempenho na classificação. Mekies disse que a equipe reconstruiu o carro a tempo para o TL2 e elogiou Hadjar por recuperar a confiança.

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