Accomplishing newcomer's triumph in Formula 1 event at Zandvoort racetrack:

In the thrilling qualifying session for the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, Red Bull's young talent, Isack Hadjar, stole the show, securing the fourth position on the grid. His team-mate, Liam Lawson, who had set a faster time in Q2, couldn't repeat his performance in Q3 and found himself in eighth place.

Hadjar's impressive lap in Q2 was a season high, a testament to his mastery of the challenging Zandvoort circuit. He attributes his strong qualifying performance to the perfect handling of his car, particularly his performance at corner 8, where he outpaced George Russell.

Max Verstappen was the only driver who managed to keep Hadjar behind during the race at Zandvoort, demonstrating the Frenchman's potential for the future. However, Lawson expressed frustration about his qualifying result, feeling that he could have done better. He indicated that the wind might have had an impact on his performance, an aspect that will be investigated later.

Lawson's expectations have grown due to his previous three consecutive Q3 appearances, but he couldn't match Hadjar's pace in the decisive segment. The New Zealander lost nearly three tenths to his teammate in Turn 1.

Meanwhile, Nico Hülkenberg was eliminated in Q1 for Sauber, missing out on the opportunity to challenge the front-runners. Oscar Piastri had the best Q1 qualifying segment at the 2022 Zandvoort Grand Prix.

Hadjar, who is the team leader at the smaller Red Bull team in his first season in Formula 1, set the biggest exclamation mark in the top tier of Formula 1 at Zandvoort. His performance at the Dutch GP will undoubtedly fuel anticipation for the upcoming races.

Despite Lawson's disappointment with his qualifying result, he believes that overtaking on the track isn't that difficult, similar to Hadjar. Both drivers will be looking to make up ground in the race, with Lawson aiming to close the gap to his teammate and Hadjar aiming to maintain his strong form.

Weather luck can potentially cause time losses of up to two tenths of a second in certain corners at Zandvoort. Hadjar believes that a bit of weather luck may have contributed to his fourth-place start, adding another layer of intrigue to the Dutch Grand Prix.