Hadjar’s goal for the Japanese GP ‘is to understand how we can make our car faster’

Hi Isaac, considering how tough this car has been to drive this weekend, are you happy to have at least got into Q3 pretty comfortably at the end? Yeah, I knew it was going to be very hard to get to Q3, considering all the practice sessions. But yeah, the car felt very different in qualifying, not very much in a good way, it was just very hard to drive, but it was better. So yeah, honestly, top P7 was like my goal, my unachievable goal, but we are very close to it. So how are you feeling about tomorrow then, with a car that I guess changed quite a lot to qualy and then you're not quite sure how it's going to react? Yeah, I mean, it's going to be like already scoring a point, considering how close it is with the cars around me. It's going to be tricky, but of course points is the target. But anyway, the end goal is not to score points tomorrow, it's to understand how we can make that car faster. Well, best of luck with that tomorrow. Thank you.