Pink Bull will likely be with out Isack Hadjar for a second consecutive race, with the Frenchman set to overlook this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix as he continues to recuperate from a wrist damage he sustained through the summer season.
Hadjar, 21, missed last month’s Dutch Grand Prix and can as soon as once more get replaced by New Zealander Liam Lawson in Monza.
Lawson, who usually races for Pink Bull’s second group, Racing Bulls, will compete alongside Max Verstappen this weekend – after ending seventh final time.
Lawson’s spot at Racing Bulls will as soon as once more be stuffed by reserve driver Yuki Tsunoda.
On Wednesday, Pink Bull mentioned Hadjar – who broke his wrist whereas boxing – was making “encouraging progress” and that the group wouldn’t be taking any “pointless dangers” together with his return to competitors.
Pink Bull are fourth within the constructors’ championship standings, behind Mercedes, Ferrari and McLaren.
