Hadjar to Miss Italian Grand Prix, Lawson and Tsunoda Continue as Substitutes
Racing Bulls will keep monitoring Hadjar’s rehabilitation and avoid rushing his return as Lawson and Tsunoda remain in the lineup.
- Red Bull confirmed Isack Hadjar will miss this weekend's Italian Grand Prix in Monza due to injury, with Liam Lawson continuing to deputize alongside Max Verstappen for the second consecutive race.
- Hadjar sustained a hairline wrist fracture during training before last month's Dutch Grand Prix, and Red Bull determined racing at Monza posed too high a risk for the Frenchman's recovery.
- Lawson's seventh-place finish at the Dutch Grand Prix earned him 49 points, positioning him as the "best of the rest" ahead of Alpine's Pierre Gasly in the championship standings.
- Yuki Tsunoda will continue filling the vacancy at Racing Bulls alongside rookie Arvid Lindblad, while the team maintains a five-point lead over Alpine in the constructors championship.
- The condensed Formula One calendar continues next weekend with the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, followed by the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku on September 26.
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Max Verstappen replaced ahead of Italian Grand Prix with second Red Bull star completely out
Max Verstappen replaced ahead of Italian Grand Prix with second Red Bull star completely out . Isack Hadjar has been ruled out of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with Red Bull confirming the 21-year-old Frenchman's wrist injury will keep him sidelined for a second successive race
The Red Bull Racing driver will miss a second race due to his wrist injury. Isack Hadjar was injured during his summer vacation (part of which also involved Greece) and was absent from the Dutch Grand Prix, which took place from August 21 to 23 at the Zandvoort circuit. It was unclear from the beginning how long it would take for him to return to… his post, with the writer emphasizing from the beginning that the Frenchman’s participation in the …
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