Helmut Marko has provisionally ruled out a change of power unit for Max Verstappen in Saudi Arabia this weekend. With Mercedes planning to re-install Lewis Hamilton's 'spicy' engine in Jeddah after his success with it at Interlagos, thoughts had turned to whether or not Red Bull would give Verstappen fresh horsepower heading into the final two races of this season to try and combat Hamilton's move. Verstappen still leads the World Championship ahead of Hamilton, and the Red Bull advisor thinks he is still in the box seat to win the title, having previously stated that the team would not take any more penalties because of any power unit changes. 'An engine change is not planned in Saudi...
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