Many teams have chosen to take grid penalties with their drivers in Russia. Earlier this week Ferrari and Red Bull Racing already announced that Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen would start from the back of the grid. On Saturday, Nicholas Latifi 's Williams car was added and on Sunday morning it was announced that Valtteri Bottas will also add himself to the list. Antonio Giovinazzi will also receive a grid penalty, but not because of a new engine change. The Italian of Alfa Romeo will have his gearbox replaced and since he has not driven the regulation six races with the gearbox, he can count on a grid penalty of five places. He originally qualified in eighteenth place, but will start...
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