Max Verstappen has backed himself to overtake most of the field should he start the Italian Grand Prix from the back of the grid due to an engine penalty. The new Honda Spec 4 engine was introduced at Spa with Alex Albon in the Red Bull using it during Friday practice before switching back to the pre-France Spec 2 PU, while Toro Rosso's Daniil Kvyat got plenty of mileage as he used it throughout the weekend. It meant both drivers started the Belgian Grand Prix at the back of the grid and Verstappen is expected to be next to get a feel for the upgraded power unit. Red Bull and Honda are yet to confirm if he will indeed run the Spec 4 engine at Monza, but Red Bull team boss Christian Horner...
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