Isack Hadjar will not participate in the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid this weekend due to a fractured wrist he sustained during a routine boxing workout. This injury has sidelined him for three races, including the Dutch and Italian Grands Prix.

Liam Lawson steps in as Hadjar's replacement for the third consecutive race, partnering with Max Verstappen at Red Bull Racing. Yuki Tsunoda continues his role at Racing Bulls.

A statement from Red Bull confirmed that while Hadjar's recovery is progressing positively, he will not yet return to the track but will support the team in Madrid. The team expressed anticipation for Hadjar's return behind the wheel soon.

Lawson's recent performances have shown promise:

• He qualified just one-tenth behind Verstappen in Zandvoort and finished seventh in the Dutch Grand Prix.
• At Monza, he faced challenges, finishing 14th after an early incident with Nico Hulkenberg and starting from the pit lane due to engine penalties.

Tsunoda has also performed well, scoring points in Monza and expressing hopes to secure a seat in 2027 after being dropped by Red Bull last season. He remains optimistic about his future in Formula 1, acknowledging the challenges of securing a seat.

The Spanish Grand Prix weekend will feature various events, including practice sessions and qualifying, leading up to the race on Sunday, September 13.