Racing Bulls’ rookie revelation of Hadjar

Isack Hadjar has emerged as a standout rookie for Racing Bulls in 2025, securing 22 points with a career-best sixth-place finish in Monaco. His consistent Q2 appearances and points in six races, including Japan and Spain, highlight his adaptability. The Frenchman’s debut season has sparked talk of a 2026 Red Bull promotion.

The 20-year-old’s speed, honed in Formula 2, has translated well to F1, with a notable recovery from a tearful Australian Grand Prix crash. Hadjar’s ability to tame challenging circuits like Monaco showcases his potential as a future star. His qualifying consistency sets him apart among rookies.

Paired with Liam Lawson, Hadjar’s performances are outshining expectations, positioning Racing Bulls as a midfield threat. His upward trajectory promises more points in the season’s second half. Trackside invites fans to follow Hadjar’s breakout season and share their thoughts on his rise.

Hadjar, breaking out of the pen?

The F2 vice-champ’s rookie campaign exploded with a historic maiden podium at Zandvoort—becoming the first Arab driver to podium—and a second at Monza, amassing 39 points despite an early Australia DNS; however, Mexico’s P13 after a strong start faded, marking him as RB’s breakout star in the top 10.

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