- Racing Bulls star, Isack Hadjar, impressed in the qualification before her first race
- However, 20 -year -old rookie lost control and crashed into the return of the formation
Racing Bulls star, Isack Hadjar, thanked Lewis Hamilton's father after his 'shameful' accident in the Australian Grand Prix.
The 20 -year -old impressed in the qualification at the end of 11th for his first Formula One race, but things became worse.
He lost control of his car and crashed into the training return, which meant that he could not participate in Melbourne's career.
The television cameras then showed Hadjar disappointed with their hands while returning to the paddock.
Hamilton's father, Anthony, saw him and went to him before putting his arm around the young man to comfort him.
He saw the couple talking and Hamilton Snr stayed with Hadjar during the race to talk more with the young man.
Lewis Hamilton's father, Anthony (left), consoled the star of the races, Isack Hadjar after his accident
Hadjar lost control of his car and crashed into the training return, which meant that he could not participate
The television cameras then showed Hadjar disappointed with their hands
'He told me to keep my head up and be proud, and that yesterday I did it well. It is a good gesture of him, “he told reporters.
The Red Bull Junior pilot explained that one of his tires touched a white painted line that was slippery with stagnant water in the rains of Melbourne.
He added: 'I'm not great. I just lost the back of the car. These cars, in these conditions, simply break very fast and cannot be used. I could not recover the grip. I tried to save it, but it was … yes.
“I knew it was going to be complicated, even in the grid installation laps, I knew it was complicated, but it was manageable. I regret the team at this time and my closures seeing the race. It is simply shameful.
The afternoon did not end well for the races even though Hadjar's teammate had started in sixth.
The Japanese pilot remained in that position during most of the race, but finally finished 12 after he stayed on the track with elegant tires in the rain.