Isack Hadjar tipped as subsequent Purple Bull driver, he's "good underneath stress"

All indicators appear to be pointing in the identical course for Purple Bull’s subsequent F1 driver.

Racing Bulls driver Isack Hadjar stole the present on the F1 Dutch Grand Prix with a superb drive to the rostrum.

His celebrations weren’t ruined regardless of breaking the trophy that he obtained.

Hadjar’s rookie season peaked at Zandvoort having begun his F1 journey by crashing out of the formation lap at his first race. He was consoled by Lewis Hamilton’s father afterwards in Australia.

Now, the consensus is that he’ll associate Max Verstappen at Purple Bull subsequent season.

“I’m prepared for something,” Hadjar replied to Sky Sports activities when requested a few promotion from the sister workforce.

Jacques Villeneuve mentioned: “He appears to be good underneath stress, and he’s younger. He’s a rookie, he doesn’t have a lot expertise even by the smaller classes.

“He has progressed rapidly by the ranks. When he will get a beating, he stands up even stronger. So he appears to be the true deal.

“I believe he’s already within the massive automotive subsequent yr, they’re simply ready to announce when.”

Isack Hadjar ‘having unbelievable season’

Bernie Collins mentioned: “He’s having an unbelievable season.

“He did precisely what he wanted to do. He knew it will be a tough battle with Charles Leclerc. He appeared to have executed his analysis in a single day, what does he have to do to maintain [Leclerc] behind? Can he maintain on?

“Very, excellent race to verify he was in the very best place. He benefitted from Lando Norris however he was in place to verify he benefitted probably the most.”

Naomi Schiff added: “This weekend began poorly for him with belt points and a PU difficulty.

“He has stress from Russell and Leclerc, whereas not being allowed to place stress on Max. There have been just a few instances he was inside DRS however I felt he was managing that hole. I’m not positive if he’s allowed to go the sister workforce.”

Hadjar’s good race at Zandvoort is in stark distinction to Yuki Tsunoda’s struggles.

Tsunoda scored factors on the F1 Dutch Grand Prix, the primary time he has executed so in eight rounds.

However the pendulum is swinging in Hadjar’s favour on the workforce who’re notoriously ruthless with their driver choices.

Liam Lawson and Tsunoda have each struggled alongside Verstappen this season, since Sergio Perez was ditched.