Hadjar gets a formal warning for shoving a fan in the Mexico paddock
Mexico GP stewards gave Isack Hadjar a formal warning for twice pushing away a guest who wanted a photo in the paddock before FP1, treated as a breach of article 12.2.1.l of the International Sporting Code. On track he was 11th in FP1, 1.417s off Leclerc, and sixth in FP2.
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Os comissários do GP do México aplicaram uma advertência formal a Isack Hadjar depois de ele empurrar um torcedor no paddock antes do primeiro treino no Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.
Hadjar foi abordado por um convidado que queria uma foto e o afastou duas vezes, o que os comissários trataram como violação do Código Desportivo Internacional, artigo 12.2.1.l.
No relatório, eles escreveram: “Os comissários ouviram o piloto do carro 6 (Isack Hadjar) e o representante da equipe e revisaram as provas em vídeo.” Acrescentaram que o piloto da Red Bull explicou que estava com pressa para o FP1 e que, depois de parar para uma foto com um jovem torcedor, foi abordado de forma agressiva. Um segurança que caminhava atrás não conseguiu intervir, e o piloto primeiro conteve o convidado com uma mão na cintura antes de afastá-lo com a mão direita aberta.
Entre os atenuantes listados estavam o de estar reagindo a uma abordagem não convidada e agressiva, o de tentar chegar ao FP1 por uma área congestionada, a segurança insuficiente e o fato de os pilotos em geral terem dificuldade para circular pelo paddock.
Na pista, a sexta-feira foi frustrante: 11º no FP1, 1.417s atrás de Charles Leclerc, com um problema na unidade de potência limitando-o a 21 voltas — com apenas Jak Crawford e Freddie Slater abaixo dele. Ele melhorou para sexto no FP2, 0.410s atrás de Leclerc, com Max Verstappen em quinto.
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