Honda is bringing an upgraded engine to the Belgian Grand Prix, with Stoffel Vandoorne expected to get a 35-place grid penalty because of the changes. The Japanese manufacturer has been continuing to work on improving its Spec 3 power unit, which was originally tested as far back as the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. But with the F1 season entering a power track double at Spa and Monza, Honda is using this opportunity to bring new parts it has developed for local driver Vandoorne. However, there has been no confirmation yet on exactly what has been changed, or how many new components will be used. A Honda spokeswoman said: "Yes, we are bringing some updates here. [Yusuke] Hasegawa san will be...
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