Red Bull Racing’s Daniel Ricciardo will start from the back of the Italian Grand Prix grid following a second power unit change of the weekend. The Milton Keynes squad elected to make the engine changes to both its cars to eliminate the chances of having to make a power unit change at the Singapore Grand Prix. The decision comes after its drivers moved to a sixth Renault power unit prior to Friday practice. As a result of the double engine change, Ricciardo has been issued with a 25 place grid penalty for a complete power unit change, while Kvyat will incur a 15 place penalty, having elected not to change the MGU-K and MGU-H. Engine penalties coupled with a lack of a power from the...
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