Tsunoda returns for Dutch Grand Prix
Yuki Tsunoda will race for Racing Bulls at this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort after Isack Hadjar was ruled out with a wrist injury, prompting Liam Lawson to step up to Red Bull. Tsunoda wrote on social media: “Happy to get back behind the wheel this weekend and step in for the team. Wishing Isack Hadjar a speedy recovery!”
Yuki Tsunoda sends message to Isack Hadjar after Dutch GP return confirmed
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