Hadjar hit by mechanical issues during Singapore GP Saturday
Isack Hadjar endured a difficult Saturday at the Singapore Grand Prix as mechanical problems disrupted his running. The issues left him facing a back-row start for Sunday’s Formula 1 race.

Isack Hadjar had a frustrating Saturday at the Singapore Grand Prix after several mechanical problems affected his weekend. He said he was "pissed off," while another report described it as a disastrous day.
A track-limits violation meant the Red Bull driver started the sprint from ninth. His race then ended after two laps because of a power unit failure.
The problems ultimately left Hadjar with a back-row start for Sunday’s grand prix. Motorsport.com also reported that the team provisionally repaired the RB22.
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