The power plant elements were replaced in two teams
The FIA confirmed the replacement of the power plant elements on the Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls cars.
Max Verstappen, Yuki Tsunoda, Isaac Hajjar and Liam Lawson received new control electronics and energy storage units, the second of the two allowed for the season.
There will be no sanctions.
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The power plant elements were replaced in two teams
The FIA confirmed the replacement of the power plant elements on the Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls cars.