Formula One may only be onto its second grand prix of the year, but grid penalties are already reshaping things — and who’s most likely to be out ahead. mwc13_3 explains how the penalties work.
Buckle in, F1 fans. There’s plenty of conditions that preface how penalties are dealt. Let’s start with the power-unit.
Every time a driver exceeds the allocation for that particular part after that, they face a five-place grid penalty. When a new element is used, this becomes part of the driver’s “pool,” which means it can be interchanged race to race. For gearboxes, four can be in a driver’s ‘pool’ and swapped throughout the season. Go up to five or more of the allocated elements, and you face a five-spot grid penalty. Repeat occurrences also cost you five places; however, if both sets are exceeded at the same time, a driver can face a 10-place grid penalty.
Brasil Últimas Notícias, Brasil Manchetes
Similar News:Você também pode ler notícias semelhantes a esta que coletamos de outras fontes de notícias.
Leclerc not spending energy on "unfounded" Ferrari F1 rumours🗣️'I'm really looking forward to being back on track. Stop the talk and get back to driving.' Charles Leclerc says he's not wasting any energy on the 'unfounded' rumours swirling around the Ferrari F1 team after its difficult start to the season ⬇️
Consulte Mais informação »
Leclerc not spending energy on "unfounded" Ferrari F1 rumoursCharles Leclerc says he is not wasting any energy on the \u201cunfounded\u201d rumours and \u201cvoices\u201d swirling around the Ferrari Formula 1 team after a difficult start to the season in Bahrain.
Consulte Mais informação »
Carlos Sainz admits being 'worried' over Ferrari reliability with Leclerc grid penaltyWith his Ferrari colleague already taking a 10-place grid drop, Carlos Sainz is concerned he may suffer the same fate this year.
Consulte Mais informação »
More trouble for Ferrari as Leclerc hit with Saudi grid penaltyFerrari's Charles Leclerc will be hit with a 10-place penalty at this weekend's SaudiArabianGP, the first engine-related grid drop of the 2023 F1 season
Consulte Mais informação »
More pain for Charles Leclerc as 10-place grid penalty for Saudi GP confirmedA rough start to F1 2023 for Charles Leclerc and Ferrari just got rougher with news that Leclerc will drop 10 places on the SaudiArabianGP grid.
Consulte Mais informação »
Further grid penalties loom as Charles Leclerc claims ECUs are unsalvageableCharles Leclerc could face more grid penalties as the season goes on after he confirmed both of his allocated ECUs were unsalvageable.
Consulte Mais informação »