Hadjar says Red Bull car was undriveable after qualifying struggles

Hadjar will start the Singapore Sprint from ninth after struggling in qualifying.

He said the car felt very different from earlier in the day and was difficult to control.

A deleted lap for a track-limits violation also left him lower on the grid.

His result contrasts with team-mate Max Verstappen, who took pole.

Red Bull will hope Hadjar can improve its chances against McLaren in the constructors’ championship.