Isack Hadjar salvaged a point from Singapore's chaos, clawing from the pit lane to P10 after technical gremlins wrecked his weekend. The Red Bull junior retired from the Sprint with power unit issues, couldn't post a qualifying lap, and started Sunday's race dead last with fresh components. Software problems dropped him even further early, but once he bolted on the soft tire—the compound that worked all weekend—Hadjar went flat-out. He picked off Pierre Gasly in the final laps and finished just six seconds behind George Russell's Mercedes, which also started from the back. The pace was there; the reliability wasn't. Red Bull still doesn't know how to prevent the failures that cost Hadjar a clean weekend, and there's no guarantee they won't strike again. But with Max Verstappen winning up front and Hadjar showing genuine speed from last, the team has two weeks to sort the fragility before the next round.
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