Isack Hadjar Singapore GP misery continues despite power unit change

A day to forget for Isack Hadjar, who will now start at the back of the grid for the Singapore Grand Prix.

By Ian Parkes · Racing News 365

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 2:02 PM

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Isack Hadjar failed to set a time in qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix after suffering gearbox issues.
Hadjar previously retired from the sprint race earlier in the day due to a power unit failure.
Red Bull mechanics replaced the power unit before qualifying, but the car was ultimately retired from the session.

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Isack Hadjar endured a difficult day at the Singapore Grand Prix after failing to set a lap time in qualifying. Earlier in the day during the sprint race, Hadjar was forced to retire his car due to a power unit problem while running behind the safety car.

Red Bull mechanics replaced the power unit ahead of qualifying, but Hadjar soon faced further technical trouble. After stopping on track and returning to the garage, he reported a gearbox issue, prompting team principal Laurent Mekies to confirm the car's retirement from the session.

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Isack Hadjar Singapore GP misery continues despite power unit change

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