Hadjar aims to return for the Italian GP

Red Bull had to rearrange the chairs after the wrist injury suffered by the classmate Max Verstappen, Isaac Hadjarbefore returning from the summer break. What meant the third race of Liam Lawson for the energy drink team and the return of Yuki Tsunoda to F1 with Racing Bulls.

“It’s not swollen, which is very good. It’s a good sign. So, in fact, it’s healing quickly. Every day I have a little more mobility and I’m hoping to be able to race at Monza.”said the pilot for a behind-the-scenes video of the Red Bull team itself.

Seeing the good performances of both drivers, Lawson finishing seventh and Tsunoda eleventh ahead of Arvid LindbladHadjar will be eager to get back into the Red Bull car so as not to give them more opportunities than necessary to shine.

The Frenchman is not having a bad season, which is eighth in the championship with 68 points. But this is when we compare it with the last seasons of Sergio Perez or the previous one Tsunoda and Lawsonwhere Red Bull’s second seat belonged more to the middle zone than to the leading group. Compared to Verstappen He is 44 points behind, without having achieved any podium to four of the Dutchman in the 12 races so far this season.

Its renewal has not yet been announcedalthough his position does not seem to be in any danger, but he will not be happy to waste time and valuable experience watching the bulls from the barriers. “It’s strange being on the bench and I don’t like it at all, neither for myself nor for the team. It’s clear that I want to be there every lap”he declared.

own Marc Marquezwho shares a physiotherapist with Hadjar, already warned him about the possible danger that forcing his body to compete could pose, as explained by journalist Julien Febreau, from ‘Canal + France’.

There is no official confirmation of the drivers who will race for the Red Bull teams the weekend of September 8 in Monza. What is certain is that, if they do not participate, Lawson and Tsunoda have already shown that they are more than capable of filling the shoes of their teammates.