Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar’s encouraging debut weekend came to a crashing conclusion on the formation lap for the season-opening F1 Australian Grand Prix when he looped the car into the barriers at turn 2. Hadjar was emotional in the aftermath and that public display did not go down well with Marko, Red Bull’s consultant and driver honcho.

Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar is heading into the season-opening Formula 1 weekend in Australia with fewer than 500 laps in a Grand Prix car to prepare

Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar has lost control of his car on the formation lap of the Australian Grand Prix, with the French driver sliding into a barrier at turn two and out of the race on Sunday.