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Liam LawsonRB F1 Team 10

Pierre GaslyAlpine F1 Team 11ALArvid LindbladRB F1 Team 12

Franco ColapintoAlpine F1 Team 13

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Gabriel BortoletoAudi 15

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via thejudge13.comRed Bull announces driver decision for 2027Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will continue with the team for the 2027 Formula 1 season, partnering with Max Verstappen. This decision comes after Hadjar's impressive performance in 2026, where he achieved seven consecutive top-six finishes and a podium at the Monaco Grand Prix. Red Bull's CEO, Laurent Mekies, expressed confidence in Hadjar's abilities and his integration into the team, making the contract extension a straightforward choice. Hadjar's announcement coincides with his return from a wrist injury that sidelined him for three races. He has completed rehabilitation and is set to compete in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The young French driver expressed excitement about continuing with Red Bull, highlighting the team's ambition and the privilege of racing alongside a four-time World Champion like Verstappen. Hadjar focused on his performance on track rather than contract negotiations, indicating his commitment to proving himself.

thejudge13.comWed 23 Sep · 18:36 UTC

via f1oversteer.comIsack Hadjar returns to F1 with improved Red Bull

Isack Hadjar has made a successful return to Formula 1 during practice for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after recovering from a wrist injury. The Frenchman stated that his Red Bull feels better than when he last drove it.

f1oversteer.com+ 1 moreWed 23 Sep · 18:00 UTC

via gpfans.comF1 star opens up on sex ban at grands prixFormula 1 driver Franco Colapinto recently shared some intriguing insights into his race weekend routine during the Spanish TV program La Revuelta.

gpfans.comWed 23 Sep · 15:11 UTC

via Formula1.comHadjar elated to ‘come back to the fight’ amid new contractIsack Hadjar is set to return to racing at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after recovering from a wrist injury that sidelined him for three rounds. The Red Bull driver confirmed that while he is ready to compete, he still experiences some pain from the injury, which was a small fracture he sustained during training over the summer. Alongside his return, Hadjar announced a contract extension with Red Bull that will see him continue racing alongside Max Verstappen in 2027. Prior to his injury, Hadjar was performing well, achieving seven top-six finishes, including a podium in Monaco, and he is eager to demonstrate his capabilities on the track once again.

Formula1.comWed 23 Sep · 11:41 UTC

via grandprix.comRed Bull extends Isack Hadjar's contract to 2027Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will remain with the team until 2027. Team boss Laurent Mekies has outlined expectations for Hadjar to continue his development as he prepares to return from injury.grandprix.com+ 1 moreWed 23 Sep · 09:46 UTC

via RacingNews365Isack Hadjar voices Red Bull 'privilege' after renewed F1 trustIsack Hadjar has expressed a sense of privilege after signing an extension with Red Bull Racing for the 2027 Formula 1 season. The French driver joined the team in 2025 and has made a strong impression, achieving a podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix and consistently finishing in the top six throughout the season. Despite Red Bull's struggles this year, Hadjar remains motivated to help the team return to the top. He acknowledged the talent within the team and the support he has received, stating his commitment to improving and justifying the faith placed in him by Red Bull.

RacingNews365Wed 23 Sep · 08:10 UTC

via newsonf1.comWolff absent as Antonelli enters gruelling title runToto Wolff will not attend the upcoming race in Baku as the Formula 1 championship enters a challenging phase, with a tight schedule ahead. Bradley Lord will take over Wolff's trackside duties during this period. Meanwhile, Isack Hadjar is set to return to the Red Bull team after recovering from a wrist injury, while Liam Lawson will revert to Racing Bulls after a successful stint alongside Max Verstappen. Kimi Antonelli is currently leading the championship with an 81-point advantage and is focused on maintaining his lead through the demanding upcoming races. He expressed confidence in his physical readiness for the challenges ahead. Despite Mercedes not having made significant upgrades since May, further developments are anticipated in the coming races, and Antonelli's performance is expected to remain strong as he aims for his first title.newsonf1.comWed 23 Sep · 05:56 UTC

via f1oversteer.comRed Bull still haven’t seen how good Liam Lawson really is after ending his stint one race too earlyRed Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will return to the team for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, ending Liam Lawson's stint as a substitute driver. Lawson had previously replaced Hadjar and performed well, scoring points in his debut race at Zandvoort and achieving a career-best fifth place at Baku last year. The decision to end Lawson's time with Red Bull comes as he was poised to potentially excel at the Baku circuit, where he had previously qualified third and finished fifth. The team has been noted for having the best internal combustion engine, which could have further enhanced Lawson's performance had he continued in the RB22.

f1oversteer.comTue 22 Sep · 17:00 UTC

via Motorsport WeekIsack Hadjar expresses relief at returning to Red BullIsack Hadjar has shared his relief about the upcoming opportunity to race again with Red Bull at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. He described feeling a 'weird feeling' during his absence from Formula 1.

Motorsport WeekTue 22 Sep · 15:30 UTC

via f1technical.netIsack Hadjar returns to Red Bull at Azerbaijan Grand PrixIsack Hadjar has confirmed his return to Formula 1 with Red Bull at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after recovering from a wrist injury. During practice, Hadjar expressed satisfaction with the performance of his upgraded car, stating it felt better than during his last outing in Hungary.

f1technical.net+ 1 moreTue 22 Sep · 14:00 UTC

via the-race.comWhere every Red Bull driver stands as Hadjar returnsIsack Hadjar is set to return to Red Bull for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after recovering from a wrist injury that sidelined him for three races. His return means Liam Lawson will go back to Racing Bulls, while Yuki Tsunoda takes on his reserve role again. Hadjar's performance prior to his injury showed promise, averaging 6.5 points per race, but he faces pressure to perform at a high level immediately upon his return. During Hadjar's absence, Verstappen's performance improved significantly, averaging 12 points per race, while Lawson managed only 4.7 points. Tsunoda demonstrated his reliability by scoring points in Monza, while rookie Arvid Lindblad continued to impress, contributing to Racing Bulls' success in the constructors' championship. Hadjar's return is crucial for Red Bull as they aim to improve their competitive standing.

the-race.comTue 22 Sep · 10:00 UTC

via f1oversteer.comLiam Lawson returns to Racing Bulls for Azerbaijan GPLiam Lawson is set to race for Racing Bulls at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after filling in for the injured Isack Hadjar at Red Bull for three races. Racing Bulls boss Alan Permane praised Lawson's performances during his time with Red Bull.

f1oversteer.com+ 3 moreTue 22 Sep · 08:14 UTC

via f1oversteer.comLiam Lawson’s Red Bull call-up proves Arvid Lindblad’s manager was wrong about himLiam Lawson's recent performances for Red Bull have raised questions about the assessment made by Arvid Lindblad's manager, Oliver Rowland, who previously described Lawson as a benchmark for Lindblad's development. Lawson has scored 14 points in his three races, while Isack Hadjar, who is recovering from injury, is aiming to return for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has stated that Hadjar will not return until he is fully fit. Max Verstappen has highlighted the immediate competitiveness of both Lawson and Yuki Tsunoda in their stand-in roles, attributing it to the current car regulations. While Lawson was initially seen as a mentor for Lindblad, his consistent performance this season suggests he is a serious contender for a permanent seat at Red Bull, rather than just a benchmark for Lindblad's progress.

f1oversteer.comSun 20 Sep · 19:30 UTC

via Motorsport.comArvid Lindblad nearly flips world's shortest Fiat Panda in bizarre YouTube challengeArvid Lindblad, a rookie driver for Racing Bulls in Formula 1, participated in a YouTube challenge where he drove the world's shortest Fiat Panda. The video, created by the Italian channel Carmagheddon, showcased Lindblad's attempts to perform stunts with the heavily modified vehicle. During the challenge, he nearly flipped the car but managed to regain control, highlighting the vehicle's unique characteristics and his driving skills. In addition to the Fiat Panda, Lindblad also tested a motorised sofa on a makeshift circuit, admitting that he felt more nervous driving the sofa than during his F1 practices. Currently, Lindblad ranks 11th in the drivers' standings with 31 points, while his teammate Liam Lawson is in 9th place with 59 points, indicating a competitive rookie season for Lindblad.

Motorsport.comSat 19 Sep · 15:43 UTC

via Motorsport WeekArvid Lindblad reflects on confidence loss in MadridArvid Lindblad has expressed that he experienced a significant loss of confidence following a crash during the final practice for the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix. Despite this setback, he managed to recover and finish the race in ninth place.

Motorsport WeekSat 19 Sep · 10:00 UTC

via RacingNews365Arvid Lindblad fires staunch F1 defence: 'I'm allowed to crash'Arvid Lindblad defended his recent crash during the second practice session at the Spanish Grand Prix, asserting that as a rookie, he is permitted to make mistakes. Despite the crash affecting his confidence and performance in subsequent sessions, he qualified for Q3 and finished the race in ninth place, achieving his ninth points finish of the season. Lindblad highlighted his resilience, noting that he has shown the ability to recover from setbacks throughout the season. He reflected on the importance of learning from his experiences, stating that he does not intend to be overly critical of himself for the crash, as it is part of the learning process in his debut Formula 1 season.

RacingNews365Fri 18 Sep · 16:40 UTC

via gpfans.comIsack Hadjar injury reality revealed by F1 champion after missing three racesIsack Hadjar, a driver for Red Bull, has been sidelined for three races due to a wrist injury sustained during boxing. The team has temporarily replaced him with Liam Lawson, who will partner with Max Verstappen, while Yuki Tsunoda returns to fill Lawson's previous spot. There is currently no set timeline for Hadjar's return, as the team emphasizes the importance of his full recovery before he resumes racing. Nico Rosberg highlighted the challenges of racing with a wrist injury, noting the physical demands placed on a driver's hands and wrists during high-speed maneuvers. He referenced Lance Stroll's previous experience with a similar injury, underscoring the potential pain and complications involved. Despite the setback, Red Bull remains optimistic about Hadjar's recovery and looks forward to his eventual return to the track.

gpfans.comFri 18 Sep · 16:33 UTC

via gpfans.comF1 star admits family had to make huge sacrifice to help his dreamFranco Colapinto has shared the significant sacrifices his family made to support his dream of becoming a Formula 1 driver. His father sold their house to finance Colapinto's first full-time season in racing, which was in the F4 Spanish Championship, where he achieved notable success in 2019. Colapinto's journey highlights the challenges faced by aspiring racers from South America, as opportunities are limited. His story resonates with other drivers in the sport, such as Liam Lawson and Fred Vesti, who have also experienced similar sacrifices from their families to pursue their racing ambitions.

gpfans.comFri 18 Sep · 13:04 UTC

via f1chronicle.comRed Bull Say Isack Hadjar’s Recovery Is on Track as Liam Lawson Continues to Impress Ahead of Azerbaijan GPRed Bull team principal Laurent Mekies confirmed that Isack Hadjar's recovery from a wrist injury is progressing as expected, with a decision on his return to the car set for next week. Hadjar has missed three races since the summer break, during which Liam Lawson has stepped in and performed well, scoring points in both Zandvoort and Madrid. Mekies emphasized the importance of not rushing Hadjar's return to ensure his long-term health and performance. Liam Lawson has impressed during his time in the car, qualifying well and finishing sixth in Madrid. Mekies noted Lawson's growth as a driver and his ability to adapt to the team's demands. The upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix marks the start of a challenging triple-header, making the timing of Hadjar's potential return crucial. Red Bull plans to assess Hadjar's fitness through a simulator test before making a final decision.

f1chronicle.comFri 18 Sep · 02:49 UTC

via RacingNews365Red Bull detail conditions over Isack Hadjar return as Ferrari announce new deal - RacingNews365 ReviewRed Bull Racing's team principal, Laurent Mekies, has emphasized that Isack Hadjar will only return to his race seat when it is deemed completely safe. This statement comes as Hadjar continues his recovery from injury, highlighting the team's cautious approach to his reintegration into racing. In other news, Scuderia Ferrari has announced a significant new partnership with Rakuten, which will become a team partner in telecommunications and e-commerce starting January 1, 2027. This deal marks a notable expansion for Ferrari as they seek to enhance their global presence in the sport.

RacingNews365Thu 17 Sep · 20:00 UTC

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