As a result of using his fourth combustion engine of the season in Turkey, Lewis Hamilton received a grid penalty of ten places. Furthermore, according to Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff, the need for a fifth combustion engine has not been ruled out. Hamilton himself doesn't seem to be worried about anything. Hamilton loses championship lead In Turkey, Hamilton started from 11th on the grid due to his grid penalty but eventually managed to work his way up to fifth. With Max Verstappen finishing second, the Briton lost the lead in the championship. The Dutchman now has a six-point lead over the Mercedes driver. Read more Ferrari took risk with new engine: 'We're in a hurry' Due to the...
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