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In the early moments of the session, as drivers were setting out to do their first push laps of the Friday afternoon session, Isack Hadjar impacted the barriers prompting the red flag.
Second practice session, second neutralisation. This time it wasn't Lance Stroll or Charles Leclerc, but Isack Hadjar.
Hadjar hits the wall in FP2 and brings out red flag
As he exited the tunnel, he lined up to take the nouvelle chicane but took too much kerbing on entry hitting his rear left against the railing, causing a puncture.
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As the French Argelian made his way past the corner, very slowly so, race direction saw it fitting to bring out the red flag to prevent any further incidents.
Hadjar has since returned to the pits and it looks like the session will not end here for him.
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