– Toro Rosso rookie Carlos Sainz Jr. is set to take a 10-place grid drop for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza, with engine supplier Renault changing the engine in his car.Sainz Jr. was unable to start the last race in Belgium due to power trouble and, although he joined the action two laps down, Toro Rosso ultimately made the call to retire him from the race.Following post-race investigations, Sainz Jr. has confirmed that the engine has been changed, which, as per current Formula 1 regulations, will lead to a 10-place grid penalty."I'm positive, even if I'll have to take a 10-place grid penalty," said Sainz Jr., who last reached the finish in Canada. "I...
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