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Lawson in Red Bull Drivers Seat at Italian Grand Prix

Summary by nzsportswire.com
Reward for New Zealand's Liam Lawson with confirmation he will again replace Isack Hadjar at Red Bull in the Italian Grand Prix as the Frenchman continues his recovery from a wrist injury.

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Liam Lawson will return to a Red Bull Racing pack in Monza, again taking advantage of the absence of Isack Hadjar, currently in recovery. The New Zealander had already been called back to Zandvoort, in a particularly demanding context with the Sprint format. This time, he will have three Free Trials sessions to adapt to the RB22, with a simple goal: to get the most out of a new opportunity to measure himself at the highest level. Hadjar's absenc…

Package this weekend for the Italian Grand Prix after having already been deprived of that of the Netherlands, Isack Hadjar (21 years old) should also miss the Madrid appointment in ten days, to believe L'Equipe. The French driver of the Red Bull stable, who will again be replaced by Liam Lawson in Monza, still suffers from the left wrist. This article F1 – Red Bull : Hadjar also absent in Madrid ? est apparu en premier sur Sport 365.

The Frenchman did not recover from his injury and will not run in the temple of speed. The post Isack Hadjar also lost the GP of Italy appeared first on The Intransigent: Latest news from Argentina and the world in real time.

The French driver is lost Monza because of the wrist fracture he made boxing. Liam Lawson repeats in Red Bull and Yuki Tsunoda returns to Racing Bulls. The entry Boxing costs the GP from Monza to Hadjar and unleashes the pilot dance in Red Bull was first published in What!.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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