Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar will not compete in this weekend's Italian Grand Prix due to a wrist injury he suffered during the summer. The 21-year-old had already missed last month's Dutch Grand Prix for the same reason and will once again be replaced by New Zealander Liam Lawson in Monza. Lawson, who normally races for Red Bull's second team, Racing Bulls, will step in for Hadjar and compete alongside Max Verstappen at the Italian Grand Prix. This means Lawson will be driving for Red Bull's main team for the first time this season. In turn, Lawson's usual spot at Racing Bulls will be filled by reserve driver Yuki Tsunoda, who will make his debut for the team this weekend. Hadjar sustained his wrist injury while boxing, and Red Bull has stated that he is making "encouraging progress" in his recovery. However, the team emphasized that they will not take any "unnecessary risks" with his return to racing, which means he may not be back in action for some time. Red Bull is currently fourth in the Formula One constructors' championship, trailing behind Mercedes, Ferrari, and McLaren. The team will aim to maintain its position as it continues to develop its car and prepare for the remaining races of the season.