Isack Hadjar Joins V-Ca-RB: A Rising Star’s Big Break In Formula 1
Isack Hadjar, the French racing sensation, joins V-Ca-RB for the 2025 F1 season. Learn about his journey from karting to the pinnacle of motorsport.
Formula 1 fans, buckle up! There’s a buzz in the paddock as Isack Hadjar, the 20-year-old French sensation, gets the nod to drive for Red Bull’s sister team, V-Ca-RB, in 2025. This move means he’ll replace Liam Lawson, who’s heading to the big league with Red Bull Racing alongside Max Verstappen.
Hadjar’s teammate? The ever-spirited Yuki Tsunoda. It’s a partnership that’s already turning heads.
A Dream Realized
For Isack Hadjar, this is it. The moment he’s been chasing since his first karting days. And now? He’s earned his spot on the world’s most prestigious racing grid.
‘I’m very excited to step into my new role at VCARB. This is huge for myself, my family and all the people who have believed in me from the beginning. The journey from karting through the ranks in single-seaters, to now being in Formula 1 is the moment I’ve working towards my whole life – it is the dream.”
The takeaway? Hard work pays off. Big time.
Why Yuki Tsunoda is Key to Isack Hadjar Growth
Yuki isn’t just a teammate. He’s a role model. A fellow graduate of the Red Bull junior program, Yuki’s fought through ups and downs in his F1 career. For Hadjar, this means a chance to learn from someone who’s been there, done that, and lived to tell the tale.
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A Look Back at Hadjar’s Stellar Junior Career
Want to know why Hadjar made it to F1? Look at his track record.
- In Formula 2, he was a championship contender.
- A reliability issue in the final race cost him the title. But his performance? Consistent. Determined. Impressive.
- Hadjar’s story is a reminder: resilience is everything. Even when the odds stack against you.
What the Boss Has to Say
Laurent Mekies, V-Ca-RB’s team principal, is all smiles about Hadjar’s arrival.
We’re excited to have Isack Hadjar with us next year, bringing a new and fresh dynamic to te team alongside Yuki in 2025,” Mekies said. “His journey to Formula 1 has been nothing short of outstanding. He has shown remarkable growth, with a series of impressive results in the junior single-seater ranks.