Isack Hadjar

ANALYSIS
With a P12 starting spot, there would be reasonable hope the young Racing Bulls driver could challenge for points in the British Grand Prix. However, things would turn sour pretty fast for Hadjar. He would drop to P16 on the opening lap after pitting on the formation lap for slick tyres. Hadjar would tip-toe around the circuit for several laps trying to maintain control in wet conditions. He would later take on intermediates but be so far back in the field that the heavy spray and visibility were a major issue. On lap 18 he'd crash into the rear of Kimi Antonelli and bring his day to an end at Silverstone.