Two contenders, half a point: Bortoleto/Hadjar, the beginnings of an already thrilling final

« Come on! Yes, yes, yes! Good job team! I was in pain at the end. Ay, ay, ay! Yes! » On the radio, a few seconds after crossing the finish line of the main race, Isack Hadjar (Campos) had a hard time containing his joy. And how! It must be said that the Tricolore went through all the emotions in this Qatari weekend after more than two months of break. This one had started on the wrong foot with a car lacking rhythm unlike Gabriel Bortoleto's Invicta, still as competitive, regardless of the circuits on the calendar. He didn't have to