Summary
Isack Hadjar must start the Belgian Grand Prix from the back of the grid after using a fifth ICE, turbocharger, and exhaust set, breaching PU element limits.
Explanation
Car 6 (Isack Hadjar) used a fifth Engine (ICE), Turbocharger (TC), and Exhaust Set (EXH), exceeding the permitted seasonal allocation. This breaches Article B8.2.2 (read with B8.2.3) of the F1 Sporting Regulations. Per Article B8.2.8, each additional element incurs a 10-place grid penalty, accumulating 30 grid places. Under Article B2.5.4b.iv, exceeding 15 cumulative unserved grid penalties requires starting from the back of the grid.
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