Mercedes announced on Friday that Lewis Hamilton will incur a ten-place grid penalty for the Turkish Grand Prix, due to the replacement of his power unit's combustion engine. For Red Bull Racing, that could provide opportunities to strike a blow, according to Helmut Marko. Marko expects Hamilton to benefit from grid penalty Marko thinks the grid penalty will play into Red Bull's hands. "It's only ten places because the turbo and things like that haven't changed," he explained to ServusTV. "But if you assume he is on pole, he will still start eleventh." Read more Hamilton shines with fastest time, Verstappen behind Pérez on P5 Full results FP2 Turkey | Hamilton fastest,...
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