Isack Hadjar remains optimistic about returning for the next Formula 1 race at Monza after a wrist injury sidelined him from this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix. Hadjar sustained a small crack in his wrist while boxing during training earlier this month, leading to his replacement by Liam Lawson.

Lawson, who had previously been dropped by Red Bull, is set to make his return to the track, while Yuki Tsunoda takes over Lawson's seat at Racing Bulls alongside Arvid Lindblad.

Hadjar is present at Zandvoort to support Lawson and aims to recover in time for the Italian Grand Prix scheduled for September 4-6. The decision to miss the Sprint weekend was made after consultations with Red Bull medical staff to ensure a full recovery.

Lawson, reflecting on his previous experience with Red Bull, stated, "I've had a lot more races since then. I feel much more comfortable racing in this sport, but it's going to be a very challenging weekend." He emphasized the need for a quick learning process during the Sprint weekend.

Tsunoda, who has been waiting for an opportunity, expressed excitement about racing again. He shared, "I was on holiday in Greece before getting the call to drive for Racing Bulls. I hope that Isack's recovery goes pretty fast, and I aim to give my 100 percent performance."

As the race weekend unfolds, all eyes will be on Lawson and Tsunoda, hoping to make significant impacts in their respective roles.