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.
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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
Liam Lawson has been confirmed to drive the Red Bull Racing RB22 again at the 2026 F1 Italian Grand Prix, the 13th race of the season. With Isaac Hadjar still recovering from a left wrist injury, Lawson will continue to be Max Verstappen's teammate, as he did at the previous Dutch Grand Prix. Lawson, who stepped up to drive the RB22 at the Dutch Grand Prix, finished in 7th place, earning 6 points in his debut race with Red Bull.
The French driver Isack Hadjar will still not be at the start on Sunday of the Italian GP, the fault with a wrist insufficiently recovered. One more chance for Liam Lawson, who will take his package at Red Bull, and Tsunoda who is stacking up for Racing Bulls.
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