Max Verstappen set for grid penalty after Monaco gearbox change
Max Verstappen is set for a five-place grid penalty in Monaco after being fꦓorced into a gearbox change due to damage sustained in a crash during the final Formula𓆉 1 practice session of the weekend on Saturday.
Verstappen clipped the inside barrier throug🃏h the second part of the Swimming Pool chicane during a hot lap in FP3, breaking his front-left wheel and sending his car into the wall at the exit of the corner at s♋peed, bringing his session to an early end.

Max Verstappen is set for a five-place grid penalty in Monaco after being forced into a gearbox change due to damage sustain♏ed in a crash during the final Formula 1 practice session of the weekend on Saturday.
Verstappen clipped the inside barrier through the second part ⛄of the Swimming Pool chicane during a hot lap in FP3, breaking his front-left wheel and sending his car into the wall at the exit of 🌺the corner at speed, bringing his session to an early end.
Red Bull continueཧd to work on repairing Verstappen's car in the break between final practice and qualifying, with work ongoing at the start of Q1 as they rushed to try and get the Dutchman out ꧋in time to take part in the session.
Should Verstappe🌟n make it 🍨out in qualifying, he is set to face a five-place grid penalty after the FIA confirmed Red Bull had taken a new gearbox on his car for the remainder of the weekend.
The matter will be referred to the stewards, w🧜ho will then assess a five-place penalty to Verstappen as 𓆏the previous gearbox had not made it through six consecutive events as required.