Red Bull will field Liam Lawson for the Dutch Grand Prix, with Yuki Tsunoda set to race for Racing Bulls, after Isack Hadjar sustained a wrist injury and is sidelined from the main Red Bull lineup.

Lawson returns to be Max Verstappen’s teammate, marking his first back-to-back senior Red Bull appointment since an earlier stint in 2025.

Both teams emphasize their appreciation for Lawson and Tsunoda’s adaptability, while wishing Hadjar a speedy recovery.

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Tsunoda will only have a single practice session to acclimate to the 2026 regulations and car performance ahead of the Dutch GP.

A final medical check is required before the official decision is confirmed.

Tsunoda’s broader career options are noted, including potential links to Haas and IndyCar, highlighting why the Dutch GP move matters for his future.

Additional reporting credited to Thomas Maher.

Reports from De Limburger and RacingNews365 underpin the information, with ongoing assessment pending medical confirmation.

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