F1 Rookie Isack Hadjar Consoled by Anthony Hamilton After Formation Lap Crash

The 20-year-old Racing Bulls driver’s Australian Grand Prix debut ended before the race began due to a crash in wet conditions.

Isack Hadjar, a rookie Formula One driver for Racing Bulls, crashed during the formation lap of the Australian Grand Prix, ending his debut race prematurely.
The crash occurred in wet conditions at Turn 2, with Hadjar losing control and hitting the wall, causing irreparable damage to his car's rear wing.
Anthony Hamilton, father of seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, consoled the visibly distraught Hadjar in the paddock, offering words of encouragement and support.
Hadjar expressed embarrassment and apologized to his team, while noting the challenging conditions and his difficulty regaining control of the car after losing grip.
The race, marked by unpredictable weather and multiple retirements, ended with McLaren's Lando Norris taking victory, followed by Max Verstappen and George Russell.