Good news for Hadjar after trophy breakage at first F1 podium in Dutch GP

On Saturday afternoon, Isack Hadjar qualified fourth and held his ground against the quicker Ferraris and Mercedes throughout the race.

At times, he even closed in on Verstappen, though a move never came. When Lando Norris retired, it opened the door for the Frenchman to clinch third at the Dutch Grand Prix.

After the race, though, the 21-year-old’s celebrations took a hit. While posing with his team, his very first F1 trophy split in two. Hadjar, however, took it in stride and laughed it off.

Royal Delft, the company behind the Zandvoort race trophies, shared a heartfelt message for Hadjar on Tuesday afternoon.

On its Instagram account, the company posted a story showing a new trophy being hand-painted, tagging both Hadjar and the Racing Bulls team. That means the Frenchman will soon receive a brand-new trophy to mark his sensational podium in the Netherlands.