Red Bull names Liam Lawson as its replacement driver for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza after Isack Hadjar sits out another weekend. Red Bull says Hadjar’s recovery from a wrist injury is still ongoing, leading the team to adjust its driver lineup for the race meeting.
The reports agree on the core decision: Hadjar is not fit to drive, and Lawson takes his place for this round. Both outlets frame the change as a continuation of Red Bull’s existing approach, with Lawson stepping in again rather than introducing a new driver plan. Coverage focuses mainly on Hadjar’s injury status and the team’s immediate need for a replacement, rather than on race-day expectations or performance comparisons.
Taken together, the outlets provide a consistent account of Red Bull’s driver roster for Monza: Hadjar remains sidelined with a wrist injury, and Lawson is assigned to drive in his stead.