Lawson to replace Hadjar again at Red Bull in Monza
Red Bull Racing has announced its driver lineup for the Italian Grand Prix, with Liam Lawson stepping in again for the injured Isack Hadjar
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Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. This is the second consecutive race that Hadjar will miss due to injury.
The decision follows Hadjar's wrist injury, which has kept him sidelined since the previous race. Lawson, who has previously filled in for Hadjar, will once again take the wheel alongside Yuki Tsunoda.
The New York Times, BBC, and Formula 1 have all confirmed the lineup change. The open question is how Lawson will perform in his second consecutive race for Red Bull, and whether Hadjar's injury will affect the team's standings in the championship.
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Sources (10)
- Red Bull confirm Isack Hadjar decision as Max Verstappen also steps aside for key session racingnews365.com · 11d ago
- Isack Hadjar to miss Italian Grand Prix with wrist injury as Liam Lawson gets another Red Bull opportunity at Monza Sky Sports · 11d ago
- Liam Lawson to drive Red Bull again at Italian GP with Isack Hadjar ruled out ESPN · 11d ago
- Red Bull makes a decision about Hadjar and Lawson GPblog · 11d ago
- Isack Hadjar to miss Italian Grand Prix with wrist injury as Liam Lawson gets another Red Bull opportunity at Monza Sky Sports · 11d ago
- Hadjar still out for Italian GP, Lawson and Tsunoda retain drives RACER - Racing News · 11d ago
- Red Bull makes Liam Lawson Monza decision after Hadjar injury PlanetF1 · 11d ago
- Red Bull’s Isack Hadjar to miss second consecutive race weekend due to injury The New York Times · 11d ago
- Formula 1: Isack Hadjar to miss second consecutive Grand Prix with wrist injury BBC · 11d ago
- Lawson to replace Hadjar again at Red Bull in Monza Formula 1 · 11d ago
Questions people are asking
Who is replacing Isack Hadjar for the Italian Grand Prix?
Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza.
What is the nature of Isack Hadjar's injury?
Isack Hadjar is out due to a wrist injury.
Who will be Lawson's teammate for the Italian Grand Prix?
Yuki Tsunoda will be Lawson's teammate for the Italian Grand Prix.
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