Isack Hadjar's dream result at the Dutch Grand Prix has been soured a little after the Frenchman broke his trophy.
The Racing Bulls driver started fourth at Zandvoort and ran in the position throughout the race, repelling attacks from Charles Leclerc and George Russell to maintain his placing.
In the closing stages, he was promoted into third place when Lando Norris suffered an engine failure with a handful of laps to go, and was ahead of Russell on the final restart.
Hadjar managed to hold Russell off to become the fifth youngest driver to score a podium in F1, and the eighth to do so this season.
But in the celebrations, the rookie broke his trophy in the celebrations with the team!
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