Isack Hadjar Returns to Red Bull for Azerbaijan GP
Isack Hadjar, a 21-year-old driver for Red Bull, is set to return to competition at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after missing the previous three races due to a wrist injury sustained while boxing. Red Bull confirmed that Hadjar has made a "full recovery" and will replace Liam Lawson for the Grand Prix in Baku, scheduled from September 24-26.
Lawson, who is 24 years old, stepped in for Hadjar during his recovery and achieved notable results, finishing seventh in Zandvoort and sixth in Madrid, although he did not score points at Monza, finishing 14th. Following Hadjar's return, Lawson will revert to Red Bull's junior team, Racing Bulls.
Currently, Hadjar ranks eighth in the drivers' standings with 71 points this season and will race alongside four-time world champion Max Verstappen.
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