Red Bull has confirmed that
Lawson stepped into the Red Bull cockpit at Zandvoort last weekend, delivering a solid performance to secure a seventh-place finish. The team’s decision to keep the New Zealander in the seat for Monza ensures continuity while Hadjar focuses on his rehabilitation following the injury sustained during the summer break.
Team Strategy and Driver Lineup Updates
In an official statement released on Wednesday, Red Bull emphasized that they are prioritizing Hadjar’s long-term health. The team noted that they are closely monitoring his recovery progress and are committed to taking no unnecessary risks regarding his return to competitive racing. They expressed their support for the driver, wishing him a swift return to full fitness.
The reshuffle also impacts the Racing Bulls entry, where
As the season progresses, the championship standings remain a focal point for the paddock. Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli currently leads the field, holding a 59-point advantage over his closest rivals, teammate George Russell and seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton. With the Italian Grand Prix approaching, the focus remains on how the temporary driver adjustments will influence the competitive landscape of the weekend.
