Isack Hadjar set for Belgian GP grid penalty after F1 engine change

Isack Hadjar's weekend at the Belgian Grand Prix is looking challenging as he's set to start from the back of the grid due to an engine change. This marks his fifth power unit of the 2026 season, surpassing the four-unit limit allowed per season. The penalty conversion means he'll lose more than 15 grid spots, making it a significant setback. This situation highlights the stringent regulations in Formula 1 aimed at controlling costs and performance, but it also underscores the challenges drivers face in managing their engine components throughout the season.