Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko branded Isack Hadjar’s tearful exit from the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix as “embarrassing.”

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has labelled Isack Hadjar ’s emotional reaction to his crash at the F1 Australian Grand Prix “a bit embarrassing”. On his F1 debut, Hadjar crashed on the formation lap in Melbourne on Sunday. Hadjar lost control of his Racing Bulls F1 car in the first sequence of corners as the slippery white line caught him out.

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Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar has lost control of his car on the formation lap of the Australian Grand Prix, with the French driver sliding into a barrier at turn two and out of the race on Sunday.

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has branded F1 driver Isack Hadjar's tearful reaction after crashing during the Australian Grand Prix formation lap as "embarrassing." The 20-year-old Racing Bulls driver was seen visibly upset after losing control of his car in wet conditions,

Dr Helmut Marko has labelled Isack Hadjar crying before the start of his first Formula 1 Grand Prix in Australia as "embarrassing". The Austrian's comments have sparked controversy and a lot of ctiricism.

Isack Hadjar was in floods of tears after crashing out on the formation lap of the Australian Grand Prix, but Red Bull's Helmut Marko was not in a sympathetic mood

It is no secret that Red Bull juniors are under immense pressure to perform, more so than most F1 rookies. Understandably, Hadjar was devastated after committing such a costly error – and Marko’s response certainly won’t make things any better.

Isack Hadjar's F1 debut did not go the way he wanted. In fact, he barely went at all as he landed in the wall on the formation lap of the Australian Grand Prix. Helmut Marko was not happy with the young driver's reaction afterwards.