More F1 drivers will take a grid penalty in the ItalianGP for taking on additional power unit elements, with Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz joining the list.
Two weeks after taking a fully new power unit in Belgium, Red Bull has decided to add a new internal combustion engine to Verstappen's engine pool, incurring a five-place penalty for Sunday's Italian Grand Prix.
Monza is seen as a prime opportunity to introduce new power units and take a grid penalty as its long straights should make moving up the field much easier than at the next races in Singapore and Japan.As widely expected, Verstappen's teammate Perez has also had a fresh V6 engine installed. As it is the first time Perez has exceeded his allowance of three ICEs, he will take a 10-place grid penalty. Perez has also taken his fourth gearbox, which is still within limits.
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