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Hadjar to Miss Third F1 Race Due to Injury

Isack Hadjar will miss his third straight Formula 1 race as Red Bull keeps Liam Lawson in the car and delays his return from a wrist fracture.

  • Frenchman Isack Hadjar will miss his third consecutive race at this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid due to ongoing wrist injury recovery.
  • A wrist fracture sustained while boxing during the summer break forced Hadjar's absence from August's Dutch Grand Prix and the subsequent Italian Grand Prix in Monza.
  • Joining Max Verstappen, Liam Lawson continues in the RB22, while Yuki Tsunoda secured another race with Racing Bulls following his recent points finish.
  • Calling a return at the new Madring circuit "tricky," Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies stated the team refuses to take risks with Hadjar's health.
  • On Monday, Oracle Red Bull Racing communicated that Hadjar's recovery is progressing positively, with the team expecting to welcome him back behind the wheel very soon.
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French driver Isack Hadjar will once again miss this weekend's Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix in Madrid due to his left wrist injury. His team, Red Bull, announced this on Monday, explaining that "after driving for the team at Zandvoort and Monza, Liam Lawson… Continue reading "Isack Hadjar remains injured: Frenchman will not race in the Spanish F1 GP and Red Bull already has a replacement"

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New Zealand Formula One driver Liam Lawson will replace Frenchman Isack Hadjar in the Red Bull team for this week's Spanish GP in Madrid.

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