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Red Bull keeps Liam Lawson for Italian Grand Prix as Isack Hadjar misses second race with wrist injury

Red Bull confirmed Liam Lawson will drive with Max Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix because Isack Hadjar remains sidelined with a wrist injury.

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Red Bull announced on 2026-09-02 that Liam Lawson will remain Max Verstappen's Formula 1 teammate for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with Isack Hadjar missing a second race because of a wrist injury sustained during the summer break. [1] At the Dutch Grand Prix in August 2026, Liam Lawson, who had moved up from Racing Bulls to Red Bull, finished seventh, while Yuki Tsunoda finished 11th in his first F1 race since being dropped by Red Bull in December. [2] Isack Hadjar said in a Red Bull team video from the Dutch Grand Prix that his wrist was healing fast and that he was hopeful of racing at Monza, despite frustration at being a spectator. [3] Red Bull said in a statement on 2026-09-02 that Isack Hadjar is making encouraging progress in recovering from the wrist injury and that the team will take no unnecessary risks with his return to competition. [4] Red Bull Racing confirmed that Isack Hadjar will not return to the track for the Italian Grand Prix because he has not achieved the expected recovery results from specialists recommended by MotoGP champion Marc Marquez. [5] Isack Hadjar injured his wrist in training ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort last month. [6] Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar in the Red Bull lineup for the Italian Grand Prix, marking the second consecutive race where Lawson has filled in for Hadjar. [7] Yuki Tsunoda will continue as a stand-in driver for the Racing Bulls team at the Italian Grand Prix. [8] Japanese driver Ayumu Iwasa will take Max Verstappen's seat during the first free practice session (FP1) at Monza. [9]
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  1. Red Bull announced on 2026-09-02 that Liam Lawson will remain Max Verstappen's Formula 1 teammate for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with Isack Hadjar missing a second race because of a wrist injury sustained during the summer break. · Winnipeg Free Press
  2. At the Dutch Grand Prix in August 2026, Liam Lawson, who had moved up from Racing Bulls to Red Bull, finished seventh, while Yuki Tsunoda finished 11th in his first F1 race since being dropped by Red Bull in December. · Winnipeg Free Press
  3. Isack Hadjar said in a Red Bull team video from the Dutch Grand Prix that his wrist was healing fast and that he was hopeful of racing at Monza, despite frustration at being a spectator. · Winnipeg Free Press
  4. Red Bull said in a statement on 2026-09-02 that Isack Hadjar is making encouraging progress in recovering from the wrist injury and that the team will take no unnecessary risks with his return to competition. · Winnipeg Free Press
  5. Red Bull Racing confirmed that Isack Hadjar will not return to the track for the Italian Grand Prix because he has not achieved the expected recovery results from specialists recommended by MotoGP champion Marc Marquez. · Excélsior
  6. Isack Hadjar injured his wrist in training ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort last month. · cyprus-mail.com
  7. Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar in the Red Bull lineup for the Italian Grand Prix, marking the second consecutive race where Lawson has filled in for Hadjar. · cyprus-mail.com
  8. Yuki Tsunoda will continue as a stand-in driver for the Racing Bulls team at the Italian Grand Prix. · cyprus-mail.com
  9. Japanese driver Ayumu Iwasa will take Max Verstappen's seat during the first free practice session (FP1) at Monza. · Excélsior
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