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Isack Hadjar will sit out the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, as he continues to experience pain in the wrist he injured over the F1 summer break, RacingNews365 has learned.

Red Bull replace Max Verstappen for Monza FP1

Ayumu Iwasa will take over Max Verstappen's RB22 for the opening practice session at the Italian Grand Prix, marking his third FP1 outing of the 2026 season as Red Bull continues to work towards its mandatory rookie running obligations.

Red Bull issue Isack Hadjar health update as injury endures

Red Bull has now confirmed that Isack Hadjar will remain sidelined for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix, with the Frenchman and the Milton Keynes-based team opting to proceed with caution.

Mercedes urged to consider George Russell Italian GP grid penalty

Former Formula 1 driver David Coulthard has urged Mercedes to consider changing George Russell's power unit at this weekend's Italian Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso offers 'semi-dead' rivals gibe in defiant age defence

Fernando Alonso has pointed to the aftermath of the 2023 Qatar Grand Prix and "semi-dead" F1 rivals in a defence of his age.

Helmut Marko highlights 'crucial factor' behind Max Verstappen contract extension

Max Verstappen's new deal with Red Bull until 2030 has brought months of speculation over the four-time F1 drivers' champion's future to a definitive end, and Helmut Marko believes the timing could not have been better.

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Red Bull confirm Isack Hadjar decision as Max Verstappen also steps aside for key session