Best part of Red Bull’s troubled start still has a big question mark

For all Red Bull’s problems at the start of Formula 1’s new rules era, it can take some relief from the fact there is not one more.The troubles of the second car have been a recurring narrative for Red Bull for many seasons, even when it was dominating championships.Fortunately, in a year that has begun with an uncompetitive car and a disillusioned Max Verstappen, Isack Hadjar has offered Red Bull some comfort.It would be a stretch to declare Hadjar’s start to life with Red Bull a rousing success. He was lucky to score his first points in China after the mistake he made on the opening lap, spinning in a fight with Haas driver Ollie Bearman, and a muted 12th in Japan meant he did not add to his early tally there.However, circumstances worked against him …