Isack Hadjar Triumphs Amidst Chaos in Formula 2 Sprint Race at Melbourne

The Formula 2 Sprint Race in Melbourne proved to be a rollercoaster of events, with breathtaking wheel-to-wheel racing peppered with dramatic incidents. The race saw Isack Hadjar emerge victorious after 23 intense laps, showcasing his skill and grit amidst the chaos.

Right from the get-go, the Melbourne Sprint Race was enveloped in mayhem. The race’s early moments witnessed a collision between Gabriel Bortoleto and Pepe Marti, and an aggressive maneuver by Isaac Hadjar that led to the unfortunate exit of both drivers, prompting the deployment of the Safety Car.

Roman Stanek, the pole-sitter, was outpaced by the determined Hadjar at Turn 1, catching Trident off guard. Meanwhile, starting all the way in 16th place, Oliver Bearman made a remarkable climb to P14, showcasing his remarkable overtaking skills early in the race.

Throughout the race, tyre temperature became a critical issue, with drivers visibly struggling to maintain control, culminating in Zane Maloney’s misfortune as he veered off track, losing precious positions.

A fierce battle ensued for second place among Stanek, Paul Aron, Kush Maini, Dennis Hauger, and others, culminating in a gripping showdown at Turn 12 that saw Antonelli and Verschoor caught in an unfortunate tangle. Despite the chaos, it was Stanek who emerged relatively unscathed, thanks to his rivals’ misfortunes.

Hadjar, demonstrating masterful driving skills, opened up a commanding lead over Stanek during the closing stages of the race, ultimately securing a comfortable victory in Melbourne. Meanwhile, Dennis Hauger’s impressive performance, culminating in a podium finish, sets the stage for an exciting Feature Race following the chaotic Sprint.