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via gpfans.comF1 stars reveal 'restrictions' on off-track activities after Hadjar boxing injuryFollowing Isack Hadjar's wrist injury, which caused him to miss three races, F1 drivers discussed the restrictions their teams impose on off-track activities. Hadjar clarified that Red Bull has not placed any restrictions on him, despite the injury occurring during a boxing workout.
Charles Leclerc and Alex Albon shared their experiences, revealing that while they have some restrictions, they often negotiate with their teams. Leclerc noted that activities like skydiving and skiing are discouraged, while Albon mentioned that bungee jumping is also considered risky.
Thu 24 Sep · 14:51 UTC
via gpfans.comF1 star set to be dogged by injury for 'a while' after heavy crashIsack Hadjar has revealed that he will continue to deal with a wrist injury that caused him to miss the last three races of the Formula 1 season. The French driver suffered a small fracture on the outside of his wrist and will return to racing at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after being replaced by Liam Lawson, who scored 14 points in his absence.
During a press conference, Hadjar discussed the nature of his injury and the recovery process, stating that while he did not require surgery, the healing will take time. He has been able to test on the simulator without issues, but he acknowledged the challenges of training with his injury and expressed a desire to be more cautious in the future.Thu 24 Sep · 13:52 UTC
via CrashLewis Hamilton receives reprimand for Azerbaijan incidentLewis Hamilton has received a reprimand from Formula 1 stewards following a dangerous near-miss with Liam Lawson during the second practice session at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Hamilton expressed his intention to discuss the incident with fellow drivers in light of the current power unit regulations.
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via RacingNews365Lewis Hamilton receives punishment for Baku incidentLewis Hamilton has been punished by the stewards following a 'dangerous' incident involving Liam Lawson during the second practice session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The FIA confirmed the decision after Hamilton was called to the stewards for his actions.
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via PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton reprimanded for impeding Liam LawsonLewis Hamilton received a reprimand from the FIA stewards for impeding Liam Lawson during the second practice session at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Lawson expressed concerns about Formula 1's regulations, stating they contribute to dangerous situations on track.
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via RacingNews365George Russell leads Mercedes one-two in Baku practiceGeorge Russell topped the second practice session for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, leading his Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli. The session was marked by an incident involving Arvid Lindblad, who crashed during the practice.+ 3 moreThu 24 Sep · 13:02 UTC
via CrashRed Bull and Williams unveil upgrades at Azerbaijan GPRed Bull and Williams have introduced significant upgrades at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Max Verstappen providing feedback on Red Bull's latest enhancements. The developments come as teams intensify their efforts in the ongoing Formula 1 season.+ 2 moreThu 24 Sep · 07:51 UTC
via f1oversteer.comHow Yuki Tsunoda’s pace compared to Liam Lawson in his three races at Racing BullsYuki Tsunoda's time with Racing Bulls has been marked by underperformance compared to his teammate Liam Lawson. In three races, Tsunoda managed only a single point, finishing P10 at Monza, while Lawson consistently achieved better results, averaging a race position of 8.4 compared to Tsunoda's 11.7. Tsunoda's struggles were evident in qualifying as well, where he was on average seven-tenths slower than Lawson.
As Tsunoda steps back, Lawson is set to return for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Racing Bulls eager to improve their standings in the constructors' championship. The team has faced challenges, being outscored by Alpine during Tsunoda's stint, which has raised questions about Tsunoda's future in Formula 1 amidst speculation linking him to other teams.
Wed 23 Sep · 19:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comRalf Schumacher urges Aston Martin not to waste time and take action over Honda ‘embarrassment’Ralf Schumacher has called on Aston Martin to take decisive action regarding their Honda engine, which he describes as an 'embarrassment' following their struggles for consistent power. Despite debuting a new Honda engine at the Dutch Grand Prix, the team has not seen the expected improvements, leading to speculation about a potential switch to Mercedes or Red Bull engines.
During a podcast, Schumacher expressed his concerns about Honda's performance and suggested that Aston Martin should explore other engine suppliers without delay. He believes that while Audi could be a contender, Mercedes would be a safer bet for the team. Schumacher emphasised the need for Aston Martin to eliminate sources of error, particularly in their gearbox, to compete effectively in Formula 1.Wed 23 Sep · 17:30 UTC
via f1oversteer.comRalf Schumacher fears Oliver Bearman could become a ‘wasted talent’ after suffering a ‘huge blow’Ralf Schumacher has voiced his worries regarding Oliver Bearman's potential to become a 'wasted talent' while driving for Haas in 2026. After a promising start to the season, Bearman has struggled to score points, with his last points finish occurring at the Montreal Grand Prix. Schumacher believes that Bearman needs to secure a move away from Haas to continue his development as a Formula 1 driver.
Bearman, who debuted with Ferrari in 2024, has been highly regarded in the paddock, with interest from Red Bull before they secured Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar for 2027. As Bearman's contract with Ferrari is set to expire at the end of 2026, the pressure is on for him to make a significant career decision soon, especially as Schumacher fears that remaining at Haas could hinder his potential.Wed 23 Sep · 14:00 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.
Wed 23 Sep · 11:41 UTC
via RaceFansIsack Hadjar returns to Red Bull despite wrist painIsack Hadjar has confirmed that he will return to racing with Red Bull at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, despite ongoing pain from his fractured wrist. He stated that while he is able to drive, the recovery process has been 'painful' and will continue to be challenging.
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via RacingNews365Isack Hadjar extends contract with Red Bull to 2027Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will remain with the team for the 2027 Formula 1 season. Team principal Laurent Mekies outlined the key reasons behind the decision to extend Hadjar's contract.Wed 23 Sep · 07:45 UTC
via RacingNews365Isack Hadjar extends Red Bull contract to 2027Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Isack Hadjar will remain with the team alongside Max Verstappen for the 2027 Formula 1 season. The announcement has been met with positive reactions from fans as Hadjar prepares to return from injury.+ 20 more
via f1oversteer.comLiam Lawson's Red Bull stint ends as Isack Hadjar returnsLiam Lawson's time with Red Bull has officially concluded as Isack Hadjar is set to return for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Despite strong performances, Lawson's future in Formula 1 beyond the 2026 season remains uncertain.+ 1 moreWed 23 Sep · 07:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comIsack Hadjar aims for strong return at Azerbaijan Grand PrixIsack Hadjar will make his return from injury with Red Bull at the 2026 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Juan Pablo Montoya believes Hadjar has a specific goal in mind related to Liam Lawson's performance.Wed 23 Sep · 06:00 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.
via f1oversteer.comIsack Hadjar replaces Liam Lawson at Red BullLiam Lawson's time with Red Bull has officially concluded, as Isack Hadjar is set to return to the Formula 1 grid at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Ralf Schumacher has suggested that this move indicates Red Bull's decision to drop Lawson from their line-up.Tue 22 Sep · 19:00 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.Tue 22 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via Motorsport WeekIsack Hadjar returns to F1 with special helmet in BakuIsack Hadjar will make his return to the Formula 1 grid at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix after missing the last three races due to a wrist injury. He will wear a special helmet design that was originally intended for the Dutch Grand Prix.
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