Isajader Hadjar embarked on a paincase of belted pain to qualify for the Japanese Grand Prix

Driving Formula 1 The car around one of the most difficult places in the world is hard enough.

Doing that while facing a seat belt problem that causes pain? That sounds difficult.

Put in real pain in a place where you wouldn’t want to feel pain when driving at speed 200 miles per hour? That sounds impossible.

But that is a Visa Site Bulls Bulls Driver and Sackjar was given Saturday in the Japan Grand Prix as he faced a wheelchair-on-party.

Without that problem, Hadjar progressed to Q3 and would start a Japan Grand Prix from P7.

“Yes you had a problem with my seat belt. He had to jump, and it was good,” described Hejar in the official F1 Statement F1. Then she attracted, thanks, at this last place to Q1 to be able to focus on Q2. “

The radio harjar messages Race Engierre Pierre Hamin just highly highlight what the driver had experienced earlier. After his first gearch installation on Q1 Hadjar was announced “I mean I can’t focus, I have a lot of lap. It’s not a cheap.”

Aadjar followed that in a report that “twisted belts, you know?”

Before the last Pash Tush Lap, Hadjar was surprised that the controversy persisted, and he apologized to his group in advance when it prevented the development of Q2. “If this hurts our right, just as you know, I’m so sorry,” said Hadjar on the radio. “Mate This problem is here. I don’t believe. I will not believe.”

Finally, Hadjar moved forward and would start the Japan Grand Prix on P7.

Talking about Sky Sports F1 Following suitability, Hadjar described the situation by “a difficult night.”

“After V1, unfortunately, I felt a problem in a cockpit because of the seat belt, but I had jumped and had a Hadjar in the party’s party report.

“This definitely helped me a lot as I was completely focused on my newness.”

As a result, Naadjar begins seventh Sunday, instead of his first points at F1.