Canadian Grand Prix: Power Unit Components

      This year, throughout the season, teams can use four internal combustion engines (ICE), four turbochargers (TC), four MGU-Ks, three energy storage units (ES), three control electronics units (CE), and six ancillary component units (ANC) without penalty. The installation of the first element of the power unit that exceeds these limits results in a loss of 10 grid positions. The installation of the second and subsequent elements results in a loss of five positions. If the penalty exceeds 15 positions, the driver starts from the last row. If multiple drivers receive such penalties, the starting position depends on the qualifying results. The replacement of exhaust systems (EXN) is also limited – only four can be used per season, with subsequent replacements penalized similarly. The FIA has published a list of power unit elements installed on cars before the start of the weekend in Canada, but replacements are already possible today.

      Power Unit Elements Before the Canadian Grand Prix



       Driver

       Team

       Engine

       ICE

       TC

       EXN

       MGU-K

       ES

       CE

       ANC





       Limit





       4

       4

       4

       4

       3

       3

       6





       81. O. Piastri

       McLaren

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       1

       1

       2





       01. L. Norris

       McLaren

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       3

       3

       3





       63. D. Russell

       Mercedes

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2

       3





       12. K. Antonelli

       Mercedes

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2

       3





       03. M. Verstappen

       Red Bull

       RB Ford

       1

       1

       1

       2

       1

       1

       2





       06. A. Hadjar

       Red Bull

       RB Ford

       2

       2

       2

       2

       4

       4

       2





       16. C. Leclerc

       Ferrari

       Ferrari

       2

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2





       44. L. Hamilton

       Ferrari

       Ferrari

       2

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2





       23. A. Albon

       Williams

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       1

       1

       2





       55. C. Sainz

       Williams

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2

       3





       41. A. Lindblad

       Racing Bulls

       RB Ford

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1





       30. L. Lawson

       Racing Bulls

       RB Ford

       1

       1

       2

       1

       1

       1

       1





       18. L. Stroll

       Aston Martin

       Honda

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2

       4





       14. F. Alonso

       Aston Martin

       Honda

       2

       2

       2

       1

       2

       2

       4





       31. E. Ocon

       Haas

       Ferrari

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1

       2

       2





       87. O. Berman

       Haas

       Ferrari

       1

       1

       2

       1

       2

       2

       1





       27. N. Hülkenberg

       Audi

       Audi

       2

       2

       2

       3

       1

       1

       2





       05. G. Bortoleto

       Audi

       Audi

       1

       1

       1

       3

       1

       1

       2





       10. P. Gasly

       Alpine

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       1

       1

       2





       43. F. Colapinto

       Alpine

       Mercedes

       2

       2

       2

       1

       1

       1

       2





       11. S. Perez

       Cadillac

       Ferrari

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1





       77. V. Bottas

       Cadillac

       Ferrari

       1

       1

       1

       1

       1

       2

       2

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Canadian Grand Prix: Power Unit Components

The FIA has published a list of power unit components installed on the cars before the start of the weekend in Canada, but replacements are already possible today.