BARCELONA — Isack Hadjar has been ruled out of the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix due to an ongoing wrist injury. The setback forces a change in the weekend’s entry list, as the team confirms the driver is unable to compete at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
In the wake of Hadjar’s withdrawal, Red Bull has confirmed that Liam Lawson will continue to occupy the seat. Lawson, who has been filling in for the team, will now extend his current run in the cockpit to cover the Spanish round of the championship.
The decision to keep Lawson in the car provides continuity for the team during a critical phase of the season. Managing driver fitness remains a priority for the organization, and the transition to a reserve driver is a strategic move to ensure the team remains competitive on the track despite the sudden medical absence.
As the team prepares for the Spanish Grand Prix, the focus shifts to Lawson’s integration and performance over the weekend. This development highlights the importance of having a prepared reserve driver ready to step into the fray on short notice as the F1 calendar continues.