Hadjar retains Monaco podium finish after investigation into red flag
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 12:56 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
Isack Hadjar secured his first podium finish as a Red Bull driver at the Monaco Grand Prix, though it was initially uncertain following a post-race investigation concerning a potential red flag infringement. Despite the inquiry, Hadjar's P3 finish stands confirmed, allowing him to celebrate the milestone without penalties or changes. The scrutiny reflects ongoing discussions around race regulations and adherence during key events. As the season progresses, teams and drivers will continue to face scrutiny over compliance with race protocols.
- •Isack Hadjar finishes P3 at the Monaco Grand Prix.
- •Post-race investigation focused on a red flag infringement.
- •The French driver retains his position after the inquiry.
- •This marks Hadjar's first podium as a Red Bull driver.
- •Ongoing discussions about race regulations are expected.
- 5:54 PMFormula 1 — Isack Hadjar keeps Monaco podium after post-race investigation for alleged red flag infringement - Formula 1
"Isack Hadjar's first podium as a Red Bull driver appeared in doubt after the Monaco Grand Prix, with a post-race investigation taking place into an alleged red flag infringement. However, the Frenchman has retained his P3 finish.
"For Isack Hadjar the Monaco GP was a weekend of extremes. It began in the worst possible way when the Red Bull driver had a heavy crash in FP1, costing him valuable track time and denting his confidence.
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External links- Formula 1Jun 7, 2026, 5:54 PMIsack Hadjar keeps Monaco podium after post-race investigation for alleged red flag infringement - Formula 1
Isack Hadjar's first podium as a Red Bull driver appeared in doubt after the Monaco Grand Prix, with a post-race investigation taking place into an alleged red flag infringement. However, the Frenchman has retained his P3 finish.
- Formula1.com—How Red Bull helped Hadjar 'keep the car alive' to claim P3
For Isack Hadjar the Monaco GP was a weekend of extremes. It began in the worst possible way when the Red Bull driver had a heavy crash in FP1, costing him valuable track time and denting his confidence.
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