The FIA and F1 teams have agreed to increase the allocation of engine elements for 2023 in order to reduce the number of grid penalties.
The change, which comes part way into a record-breaking season of 23 races, is set to reduce the number of grid penalties applied for the use of extra engine elements in the latter part of the campaign.
The allocation for the energy store and control electronics, with the latter having already caught out Ferrari'swith a penalty in the second race of the year in Saudi Arabia, remains at two units of each per season. In an update to the sporting regulations, the time allocated for the grid procedure has been extended from 40 minutes to 50 minutes, in order to allow more time for ceremonies and so on before races.
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