Liam Lawson replaces Isack Hadjar for Red Bull at Italian Grand Prix

From Max Verstappen sitting out FP1 at the Italian Grand Prix to Red Bull finally deciding whether Isack Hadjar or Liam Lawson will line up alongside him at Monza, here are the biggest Formula 1 stories of today, 2 September. Hadjar ruled out of Italian GP as Red Bull make final Lawson callThere will be no return to the Red Bull cockpit for Isack Hadjar at Monza, with Liam Lawson retaining the seat alongside Max Verstappen for the Italian Grand Prix.

Isack Hadjar’s ongoing wrist injury has ruled him out of this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix where his Red Bull will again be driven by Liam Lawson. The Frenchman, in his debut season with the team, sustained the problem during the summer break and missed the first race back in Zandvoort a fortnight ago.

Liam Lawson will once again deputise for Isack Hadjar at the Italian Grand Prix after Red Bull confirmed that the Frenchman was still continuing his rehabilitation from a wrist injury.

Isack Hadjar's wrist injury will keep him out of another race, with Liam Lawson stepping in once again at the Italian Grand Prix and Yuki Tsunoda taking Lawson's spot at Racing Bulls.

Liam Lawson will remain Max Verstappen's Formula 1 teammate at Red Bull for the Italian Grand Prix after Isack Hadjar failed to recover in time from his wrist injury, the team confirmed Wednesday. Hadjar had said he was hopeful of returning for Sunday's race but will now miss a second event with injury. Lawson keeps Hadjar's spot at Red Bull and Yuki Tsunoda gets a second race with Racing Bulls in Lawson's usual seat.

Red Bull have announced their driver plans for the Italian Grand Prix, with Isack Hadjar sitting out another weekend as his recovery from a wrist injury continues.