Isack Hadjar urges Red Bull to fix the small mistakes costing him valuable points in F1 races and improve his performance.

Isack Hadjar has urged Red Bull Racing to address operational errors that compromised his performance at the United States Grand Prix. After qualifying third, Hadjar finished the race in sixth place following a difficult start, communication problems, and technical issues. The French rookie emphasized that fixing these operational details is crucial to unlocking consistent podium finishes.
Hadjar experienced poor launch performance, radio troubles, and a clutch procedure he called a nightmare, followed by a throttle-map fault after his pit stop. Despite these setbacks, Hadjar's sixth-place finish helped Red Bull draw level on 355 points with McLaren, moving ahead of them into third place in the constructors' standings on countback.
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