Isack Hadjar will miss a third consecutive Formula 1 race, as the Frenchman has been ruled out of this weekend's Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid due to a wrist injury.
Liam Lawson will once again step into the Red Bull RB22 alongside Max Verstappen, while Yuki Tsunoda remains at Racing Bulls for another round.
The decision was confirmed by Red Bull on Monday evening, stating that Hadjar's recovery is progressing positively but he is not yet fit to return to the cockpit. He will nevertheless attend the Madrid event to support the squad.
Hadjar's continued absence poses a challenge for Red Bull as they aim to solidify their constructors' championship lead. Lawson's familiarity with the car is expected to help maintain momentum amid intense competition from rivals.
For Tsunoda, the extended opportunity with Racing Bulls serves as another chance to prove his consistency and performance in front of the Spanish crowd.
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Isack Hadjar is ruled out of the Spanish GP due to a wrist injury. Liam Lawson continues as Red Bull substitute, Yuki Tsunoda stays at Racing Bulls.
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