Hadjar updates on wrist injury ahead of Italian Grand Prix
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 2:01 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026
Isack Hadjar provided an update on his wrist injury sustained before the Dutch Grand Prix, expressing hope to recover in time for the Italian Grand Prix next week. Hadjar had to miss the entire weekend at Zandvoort, with Liam Lawson stepping in and finishing seventh. He reported that his wrist is healing quickly and is not swollen, which bodes well for his return at Monza. Lawson will remain as the backup driver while Hadjar continues his recovery.
- •Hadjar missed the Dutch Grand Prix due to a wrist injury.
- •Lawson finished seventh in his substitute role at Zandvoort.
- •Hadjar hopes to race at the Italian Grand Prix next week.
- •His wrist is healing quickly with increasing mobility.
- •Lawson remains on standby for the Italian Grand Prix.
- 2:01 PMYahoo Sports — Hadjar offers fresh insight into wrist injury after unwanted spell on sidelines
"Isack Hadjar has provided an update on the wrist injury he sustained ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, as he hopes to recover in time for next week's Italian Grand Prix. Liam Lawson, however, remains on standby and ready to replace him once again if required.
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