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Is Isack Hadjar the Next Big Star for Red Bull in F1 2026?

Isack Hadjar's exceptional performance at Zandvoort has positioned him as the frontrunner for a seat with Red Bull in 2026. After impressively securing a podium finish in only his second race, Hadjar is quickly becoming a name to watch in Formula 1.

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Hadjar's rapid rise through the ranks emphasizes Red Bull's focus on nurturing young talent. His ability to perform under pressure could make him an invaluable asset alongside Verstappen, especially in a sport where experience and agility are paramount.

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