Hadjar calls for Red Bull clutch redesign after poor US GP start
Isack Hadjar said Red Bull should redesign its clutch after a poor start compromised his United States Grand Prix. Starting third at Circuit of the Americas, he lost places on the opening lap after what he described as a costly getaway.
Isack Hadjar blamed Red Bull's clutch design for his poor start in the United States Grand Prix and said the team should redesign it.
The French driver started third at Circuit of the Americas after qualifying on the second row, 0.036 seconds behind team-mate Max Verstappen. However, a poor launch dropped him to fifth on the opening lap.
Motorsport.com reported Hadjar said the bad start wrecked his race, while RaceFans described him as frustrated after another poor getaway.
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