Isack Hadjar managed to completely turn his weekend around after a disastrous start at the Circuit of the Americas to secure third place on the starting grid. The French-Algerian driver finished just 0.036 seconds behind his Milton Keynes teammate and 0.215s shy of the championship leader's pole position time.
A massive overhaul of the car's setup proved to be the turning point following severe struggles earlier in the weekend. Frequent deleted lap times and difficulties during practice sessions had plagued his preparations until a deep dive into the engineering data unlocked unexpected pace during the qualifying hour.
Starting from the second row right behind the front-runners gives the energy drink outfit a significant tactical advantage for the main race. Having two competitive cars near the sharp end of the grid alongside Max Verstappen opens up strategic possibilities to apply maximum pressure on the race leader from the moment the lights go out.

Looking ahead to Sunday's grand prix, the combined strength of two cars in prime grid positions will be utilized to challenge for the race victory. This collaborative approach on the track could prove decisive in overcoming the reigning pace-setter during the long run.
As reported by Motorsport.com, the exhaustive garage work to resolve handling issues ultimately paid dividends as the machine finally came alive when it mattered most. Race pace management will now dictate whether the team can successfully convert this front-running potential into a stellar podium finish.




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