Hadjar finished fifth in the Bahrain Grand Prix F1 race at Sepang International Circuit on Sunday.
Analysis:The Red Bull was quick in qualifying, and Hadjar posted the third-fastest time in Q3. He was assessed a five-place penalty for an engine issue and was able to recover a few positions in the race. However, Hadjar did lose some of the pace that he displayed in qualifying and lost a position in the final laps of the race following a restart. While it looked like he could have had a better end result, Hadjar has finished inside the top five of both of his starts since returning from a wrist injury.
