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Hamilton to start Italian Grand Prix from back of the grid

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton will start from the back of the grid for the 2022 Italian Grand Prix, on Sunday, following an engine penalty. Hamilton will be forced to take on his fourth power unit of the campaign at Monza – one more than is allowed under Formula 1 rules. His impending punishment effectively ends his hopes of fighting for victory, a week after he apologised for accusing his team, during the heat of battle, of 'f*cking screwing” him following a strategy blunder at the Dutch Grand Prix. The seven-time F1 world champion might have been able to reach the end of the 22-race campaign using three engines before his opening-lap collision with Fernando Alonso at the Belgian...
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