Hadjar may face an internal Red Bull warning after delaying team order
Frenchman Isack Hadjar may receive an internal Red Bull warning for delaying the order to let Max Verstappen through at the United States Grand Prix, giving way only at turn 15 after his engineer insisted. He finished sixth, with Verstappen third.

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Uma advertência interna na Red Bull é o cenário provável para Isack Hadjar. No GP dos Estados Unidos, o francês demorou a acatar a ordem de deixar Max Verstappen passar e só cedeu quando o engenheiro Richard Wood repetiu a instrução.
Hadjar saiu em terceiro no Circuito das Américas e perdeu duas posições para as Ferraris logo na largada. As estratégias divergiram: Verstappen parou duas vezes, com o primeiro pit na volta 13, e chegou ao companheiro, que seguia com pneus velhos.
O pedido veio na curva 12. Preocupado em perder tempo, o francês resistiu; com a insistência do engenheiro, abriu caminho na curva 15. No fim, o holandês foi terceiro e Hadjar, sexto.
David Coulthard aprovou a postura da equipe e disse que o piloto deve ser chamado para uma conversa: para o escocês, o currículo e a experiência do tetracampeão justificavam a prioridade naquele momento.
Depois da prova, Hadjar falou em confusão diante da aproximação rápida do companheiro e apontou prejuízo mútuo — Verstappen perdeu tempo no ar sujo, e ele teve de reduzir para facilitar a ultrapassagem.
No campeonato, o francês é sétimo, com 105 pontos, 131 atrás do quarto colocado Verstappen. Uma fratura no pulso já o tirou de três etapas nesta temporada.
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