The moment Isack Hadjar showed lightning reflexes in Monaco

F1 drivers are not humans

God took control of the wheel that day.

Max Verstappen cutting the chicane...

Bro moved faster than the video

Bro is quick

Bruh this is when he started to turn to get around the other car

im more impressed that the car even handle such a sharp deflection and not spin out

That was sick, Hadjar really kept his cool under pressure in Monaco.

That was insane to watch from his POV. The reflexes on these drivers are second to none. Wow.

Monaco should be banned from F1. But it will never happen.

You don’t learn that. That’s wiring.

My toxic trait is believing I could've done the same

ready to see how he performs in the RedBull F1 car this season

Eyes on the ball all the time

The ability of these cars to maintain traction is amazing. Incredible save from disaster. A quick cut at that speed and still maintained total control. Both the driver and the car are elite machines.

I hate to be that guy but this isn’t as difficult as it may seem. He’s not even in the turn really when he sees him

Those cars are insanely powerful and light

2024 Formula 2 Monaco qualifying clip captures Isack Hadjar braking in under 0.2 seconds to avoid crashing into Ritomo Miyata's slowed car in the tunnel, showcasing reflexes honed by elite training. Hadjar, a Red Bull junior since 2022, progressed from F2 podiums to a 2025 VCARB seat-finishing 12th in F1 —before his promotion to the main Red Bull team for 2026 alongside Max Verstappen.

Jedi level reflexes

wow, reflexe +++++++++

Wondering what really went through his mind immediately after those lightning reflexes.

damn 999/1000 chance there would have been an accident. Guy is superhuman.

The grip is insane. How did he not lose control?

Me drunk driving home from Jimmy'z

That will pucker your b hole at 55mph let alone 155mph

Those reflexes are insane!

Fun fact: Some years ago, Conor McGregor was tested and had the fastest reflexes/reaction time of any athlete, including F1 drivers. I wonder if his record(s) still stands.

Looks like a video game.

This quick reaction time and exceptional skill prevented a tragedy from occurring; if the reaction had been even a second slower, the outcome would have been completely different.

These guys see the world in slow motion. That manoeuvre was less than a blink of an eye. Incredible reflexes,with immediate left-right steering

Man that guys reaction time is really impressive

Not to mention stupidity! Flashing yellow dude. Wtf