Max Verstappen will start the Sao Paulo Grand Prix five places lower than the one he won in Saturday's qualifying after Red Bull decided to give him a new, sixth engine with internal combustion for this weekend.

Max Verstappen will receive a ten-place grid penalty for taking the fifth internal combustion engine, which means that he will start the third Belgian Grand Prix in a row from a lower starting position.

Carlos Sainz's win and the retirement of Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and George Russell ended some pretty incredible results sequences, but some have continued, one of which lasts almost 16 years.