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Red Bull confirms Liam Lawson replaces injured Isack Hadjar at Italian GP

Red Bull Racing confirms Liam Lawson will replace injured Isack Hadjar at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix.

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Isack Hadjar will miss the 2026 Italian Grand Prix due to a wrist injury sustained during the summer break. [1] New Zealand driver Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar as Max Verstappen's teammate at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza. [2] 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. [3] Max Verstappen suffered a crash during the first lap of the Dutch Grand Prix, which was held at the Zandvoort circuit. [4] Max Verstappen, the four-time Formula 1 champion for Red Bull, stated that the team must be realistic about their performance heading into the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. [5] Japanese driver Ayumu Iwasa will take Max Verstappen's seat during the first free practice session (FP1) at Monza. [6] Max Verstappen has won the Italian Grand Prix three times, with his first victory occurring in 2022. [7] Verstappen confirmed he will miss the first free practice session for the Italian Grand Prix because teammate Ayumu Iwasa will drive the RB22 car. [8]
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  1. Isack Hadjar will miss the 2026 Italian Grand Prix due to a wrist injury sustained during the summer break. · Excélsior
  2. New Zealand driver Liam Lawson will replace Isack Hadjar as Max Verstappen's teammate at the 2026 Italian Grand Prix at Monza. · Excélsior
  3. 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
  4. Max Verstappen suffered a crash during the first lap of the Dutch Grand Prix, which was held at the Zandvoort circuit. · Record
  5. Max Verstappen, the four-time Formula 1 champion for Red Bull, stated that the team must be realistic about their performance heading into the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. · Record
  6. Japanese driver Ayumu Iwasa will take Max Verstappen's seat during the first free practice session (FP1) at Monza. · Excélsior
  7. Max Verstappen has won the Italian Grand Prix three times, with his first victory occurring in 2022. · Record
  8. Verstappen confirmed he will miss the first free practice session for the Italian Grand Prix because teammate Ayumu Iwasa will drive the RB22 car. · Record
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