Daniel Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat are set take grid penalties at the Italian Grand Prix in an effort to improve its chances at the following Singapore round. Despite a recent upturn in pace that saw it take two podiums in Hungary and prove competitive in Belgium, Red Bull expects to suffer on the long straights at the high-speed at Monza due to the limitations of the Renault power unit. In anticipation of the difficulties, coupled to the expectation of being more competitive at the following Singapore Grand Prix, Horner says Red Bull will take new engines strategically in Italy. “I'm fairly certain we'll be taking new engines for both cars, considering the amount of races left. It's...
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