ARisingStarinMotorsport

Isack Hadjar is rapidly establishing himself as one of the most exciting young talents in motorsport. With an impressive career trajectory spanning from karting to Formula 2, Hadjar has proven time and again that he is destined for great things in motorsport. Below is a closer look at his journey, achievements, and his path toward Formula One.

Karting(2012-2018)

Born in Paris in 2004, Isack's motorsport career began in karting in 2012. Over the next years, he competed in various national championships, showcasing his natural talent. In his final karting season in 2018, he competed internationally in the CIK-FIA European OK Junior Championship.

JuniorSeries(2019-2020)

In 2019, at 14 year-old, Isack made his single-seater debut in the French F4 Championship. He quickly made a mark, winning at Spa-Francorchamps and finishing 2nd rookie in the standings. For his second year in the series in 2020 he scored three wins, eight podiums, and two pole positions, finishing 3rd in the championship, establishing himself as a rising star in single-seaters.

FormulaRegional&AsianChampionships(2021)

Isack’s career took a big step forward in 2021 when he competed in the Formula 3 Asian Championship and Formula Regional European Championship. In the F3 Asian series with Evans GP, he finished 6th overall, despite racing part-time, securing multiple podiums, including three at Yas Marina. Simultaneously, in the Formula Regional European Championship with R-ace GP, he impressed in Monaco by scoring pole position and winning the race for his first visit in the principality. He finished the season 5th in the standings and was rookie champion, showcasing his ability to compete with some of the best drivers in Europe.

Formula Regional Asian Championship Round One

Formula3(2022)

In 2022, Isack graduated to FIA Formula 3 with Hitech Grand Prix. He started strong winning the Sakhir Sprint Race from early in the season. From there, Isack has been a title contender all season long and finishing 4th overall in a famously very tight season. His performance, marked by resilience and strong racecraft, demonstrated his readiness to progress to higher levels of competition.

On Top At The Red Bull Ring In Formula 3

Formula2(2023)

Isack made the step up to Formula 2 in 2023, remaining with Hitech Grand Prix. The season was a mix of learning experiences and standout performances, including a memorable 3rd-place finish in the Austria Sprint Race, where he started from 21st. Despite a disappointing final result in the season’ standing, Isack’ season provided valuable experience in a highly competitive environment that he would build on.

Zandvoort 2023 - Formula 2 Championship Round Twelve

Formula2(2024)

The 2024 season marked a pivotal year in Isack’s career as he joined Campos Racing for his second season in Formula 2. From the start, Isack impressed and kept on scoring big results. Before the summer break, Isack already counted 4 feature race wins, and a very clear 36 point-lead in the championship. Misfortune with Safety car timings and mechanical issues made the title flight very challenging until the last race of the season where Isack couldn’t fight while witnessing Gabriele Bortoleto clinching the title.

Key podiums in Monaco, Belgium, Silverstone, and Qatar were standout moments of a season that solidified his place as one of the most promising drivers. His consistent performance and maturity earned him recognition as a Formula One contender.

Isack During Round 8 of F2 At Silverstone in 2024

FormulaOneTesting&ReserveDriverRole

In 2023, he made his Formula One debut in free practice during the Mexico City Grand Prix with Scuderia AlphaTauri. He also participated in a session for Red Bull Racing at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. In 2024, Isack was promoted to reserve driver for both Red Bull Racing and VISA Cash App RB.

Isack - Reserve Driver Edition

2025&Beyond

It was confirmed in December 2024 that Isack’s hard work both behind the wheel and with the technical staff has secured him a full-time F1 seat with Visa Cash App Racing Bulls, where he will be partnering Yuki Tsunoda in 2025. We can’t wait to see Isack on track (and more of his paddock tours) in 2025!