Isack Hadjar

Team: Red Bull
Nationality: French
Date of birth: 28 Sep 2004
Active: 2023 - present
Standings: 8th (86 pts)

Isack Hadjar joins Red Bull Racing in 2026 as Max Verstappen’s teammate, moving from Racing Bull to challenge for top F1 results.

Full name: Isack Hadjar
Current team: Red Bull
Date of birth: 28 September 2004
Place of birth: Paris, France
Nationality: French
Height: 167cm
Weight: 65kg
Race number: 6
Debut race: Australian GP 2025
Last race: Azerbaijan GP 2026

F1 years: 2
Best race result: 3
Number of Grands Prix won: 36
Number of sprint races: 10
Sprint wins: 0 / 10; 0%
WC points: 137
Victories: 0; 0%
Wins from pole: 0 / 0; 0%
Hat-tricks: 0
Grand Slams: 0
Most wins in a season: 0
Podium finishes: 3; 8.3%
P1 finishes: 0 / 3; 0%
P2 finishes: 0 / 3; 0%
P3 finishes: 3 / 3; 100.0%
Most podiums in a season: 2
Podium streak: 1

Biography of F1 driver Isack Hadjar

The Franco-Algerian driver became a Red Bull junior in 2022, making his debut in the FIA Formula 3 Championship and finishing fourth that season.

In 2023, he stepped up to Formula 2 with Hitech Pulse-Eight, finishing 14th in the championship. Hadjar then moved to Campos Racing in 2024, where he finished second in a fiercely contested championship battle with Gabriel Bortoleto.

Isack Hadjar joined F1 in 2025 and received a promotion to Red Bull for the 2026 season, where he will be competing alongside Max Verstappen.

Isack Hadjar
Team	Teammate	Season
Racing Bulls	Yuki Tsunoda/Liam Lawson	2025
Red Bull	Max Verstappen	2026

Karting and the transition to single-seaters

At the age of seven, Hadjar began competitive karting in 2012. After participating in various national championships, he progressed to international karting in 2017.

Subsequently, in 2019, the Franco-Algerian was able to make the step up to single-seaters in the French Formula 4 championship.

In the following years, he competed in Formula Regional, the Formula Regional Asian Championship, and the Formula 3 Asian Championship.

F2 and F3

In 2022, Hadjar was able to move up to the FIA Formula 3 Championship, where he finished fourth.

Isack Hadjar made his Formula 2 debut in 2023 with Hitech Pulse-Eight. That year, he finished 14th, two points behind his teammate Jak Crawford.

For 2024, Hadjar switched to Campos Racing, where he partnered with another Red Bull junior, Pepe Martí.

This was an extremely successful season, with the Franco-Algerian narrowly missing out on the title, which was decided in the very last lap of the season. Hadjar ultimately finished second in the Formula 2 championship behind champion Gabriel Bortoleto.

The promotion to F1

Hadjar's debut F1 season came in 2025 where he was given a seat at the Racing Bulls team. He suffered heartbreak at his debut as a formation lap crash in Australia cast a dark shadow over his debut.

However, it would not deny him a highly successful campaign saw him score a podium result at the Dutch Grand Prix.

His strong rookie year in F1 convinced Red Bull he was ready for a spot at the senior team and for 2026, he was given the second seat at the squad alongside Max Verstappen.