Isack Hadjar is set to miss the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend after sustaining a wrist injury. The Frenchman, who recorded his only F1 podium at last years race in Zandvoort, is likely to miss F1s return after the summer break due to the injury. It is understood that Liam Lawson would be the likeliest candidate to step up from Racing Bulls to replace Hadjar and be Max Verstappens teammate for the weekend. That would mean Yuki Tsunoda, dropped from Red Bulls staple of grid drivers last year but the teams reserve driver, would return to partner Arvid Lindblad in the junior teams garage. It is a bitter blow for 21-year-old Hadjar, who was promoting a special race helmet for the final Dutch race as recently as Monday. It remains to be seen whether he will be fit enough to race at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza in two weeks. Hadjar is currently eighth in the drivers standings, 24 points off Oscar Piastri in seventh and 51 points behind teammate Verstappen in sixth. More to follow