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Red Bull has retained Isack Hadjar, 21, as a driver for the 2027 season alongside Max Verstappen. Hadjar was promoted from the junior Racing Bulls team earlier this year and demonstrated strong performance, being closer to Verstappen in pace than any teammate since Daniel Ricciardo's tenure in 2018. His best finish this season is a third-place at the Monaco Grand Prix. Red Bull's team principal, Laurent Mekies, praised Hadjar for handling his transition with "remarkable composure" and stated that signing him was an easy decision. Hadjar recently missed three races due to a broken wrist sustained while boxing as part of his training regimen but will return for the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix this weekend.