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Norris set for grid penalty at Belgian GP after exceeding power unit allocation

Lando Norris will face a 10-place grid penalty at the Belgian Grand Prix following a power unit component change.

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The brief

Lando Norris has exceeded his power unit allocation for the Belgian Grand Prix. According to Formula 1 and ESPN, this engine component change results in a 10-place grid penalty for the driver.

Coverage from the BBC identifies a new battery as the cause of the penalty. The Race reports that McLaren received the latest Mercedes F1 engine two races after the works team, while Sky Sports notes that McLaren has confirmed 'significant' upgrades prior to the summer break.

Attention now turns to the Belgian-Hungarian Grands Prix double header as McLaren implements these upgrades.

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Quick answers

What is the specific penalty for Lando Norris?

He will receive a 10-place grid penalty for the Belgian Grand Prix.

What caused the penalty?

The penalty follows a power unit component change, specifically a new battery.

What other developments are occurring at McLaren?

The team has confirmed 'significant' upgrades and received the latest Mercedes F1 engine.

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