Red Bull driver Isack Hadjar will return to action at this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix after missing the last three races with a wrist injury.
The French driver injured his wrist while training during Formula 1's August break and was ruled out of the Dutch, Italian and Spanish Grands Prix as a result.
Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson substituted for Hadjar at all three races, while reserve driver Yuki Tsunoda took Lawson's place at the junior Red Bull team.
Hadjar's return at Red Bull means Lawson will now resume his season at Racing Bulls, with Tsunoda continuing on the sidelines as a potential stand-in for the rest of the season.
"Oracle Red Bull Racing is delighted to welcome Isack back this weekend," a Red Bull statement said. "Having made a successful recovery from his wrist injury, Isack will return to action at the Baku City Circuit on Thursday.
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"The team would like to sincerely thank Liam for his professionalism, dedication and hard work over the past three races. Stepping in under challenging circumstances, he delivered some impressive performances and made a valuable contribution to the team. We wish him all the very best as he returns to Visa Cash App Racing Bulls."
Lawson scored 14 points across the three rounds he was driving alongside Max Verstappen at Red Bull, bringing his total points tally to 59 for the season.
While sitting out of the last three rounds, Hadjar had his one and only podium of the season reinstated by the FIA's International Court of Appeal after it overruled Alpine's right of review over the result of the Monaco Grand Prix earlier in the season.
