2024 F1 Power Unit elements usage

Status – After Italian GP

DriverTeamPUICETCMGU-HMGU-KESCEEX
Max VerstappenRed BullRed Bull5444227
Sergio PerezRed BullRed Bull5444337
George RussellMercedesMercedes4444113
Lewis HamiltonMercedesMercedes4444113
Charles LeclercFerrariFerrari4444225
Carlos SainzFerrariFerrari4444225
Oscar PiastriMcLarenMercedes4444223
Lando NorrisMcLarenMercedes4444223
Lance StrollAston MartinMercedes4444223
Fernando AlonsoAston MartinMercedes4444113
Esteban OconAlpineRenault4444226
Pierre GaslyAlpineRenault5555336
Alexander AlbonWilliamsMercedes4444333
Franco ColapintoWilliamsMercedes4444223
Daniel RicciardoRBRed Bull4444225
Yuki TsunodaRBRed Bull5555336
Valtteri BottasSauberFerrari4444335
Zhou GuanyuSauberFerrari4444225
Kevin MagnussenHaasFerrari4444335
Nico HulkenbergHaasFerrari4444225

ICE – internal combustion engine, TC – turbo charger, MGU-H – motor generator unit heat, MGU-K – motor generator unit kinetic, ES – energy store, CE – control electronics, EX – exhaust system

In 2024 F1 season, drivers can use 4 ICE, 4 TC, 4 MGU-H, 4 MGU-K, 2 ES, 2 CE and 8 EX.

Should the number of races in the 2024 Championship drop to 19 or less, the permitted number of motor generator units-kinetic (MGU-K) will be reduced to 2.

The first time an additional element is used: Ten (10) grid place penalty.

The next times an additional element of the same type is used: Five (5) grid place penalty.

If a driver incurs a penalty exceeding fifteen (15) grid places he will be required to start the race from the back of the starting grid.

Any of the seven elements will be deemed to have been used once the car’s timing transponder has shown that it has left the pit lane.

During any single Event, if a driver introduces more than one of the same power unit element which is subject to penalties, only the last element fitted may be used at subsequent Events without further penalty.

If a driver is replaced at any time during the Championship his replacement will be deemed to be the original driver for the purposes of assessing power unit usage.