Hadjar is returning to the track this weekend in Azerbaijan after Liam Lawson replaced him for three races was out with a wrist injury.
Red Bull's confirmed that Isack Hadjar has extended his deal.
The Frenchman will drive for the team next season alongside Max Verstappen.
Hadjar is returning to the track this weekend in Azerbaijan after Liam Lawson replaced him for three races was out with a wrist injury.
So far this season Hadjar has qualified two places behind Verstappen and is just over two tenths of a second off on pure pace which is competitive comparing the volatility in recent years in that seat.
Four-time world champion, Verstappen, signed a new contract last month which lasts until 2030.

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