Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Alex Albon will take on new power units for F൲ormula 1’s 70th Anniversary Grand Prix weekend at Silverstone.

Honda conf♚irmed prior to the start of Friday practice that it would be introducing a new set of engine elements for both Red Bull cars for the second round to be held at Silverstone.

Verstappen has received a full change of power unit components, though Albon will not have new control electronics💎 or energy store elements in his RB16. As all of the changes fall within the team’s allowance for 2020, neither driver will face a grid drop.

"As part of our PU strategy for the season, we are introducing new power ♛units for the two Red Bull Racing drivers at this event," Honda said in a statement.

"This gives us gr༒eater flexibility in terms of power unit management. The new power units are t🐎he same specification as the ones coming out.”

Honda confirmed that the same changes have not been applied to the AlphaTauri cꩵars driven by Pieꦿrre Gasly and Daniil Kvyat.

“For the time being, we are not ma♛king the change at Scuderia AlphaTauri,” the Japanese manufacturer continued.

“This is because Gasly has already used a second PU from Sunday i🍨n Hungary and with Kvyat, we want to evaluate his PU following his crash last weekꦚend.”

Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo 💙is also taking on a new internal combustion engine, MGU-H and turbocharger for this weekend’s 70th Anniversary Grand Prix.

Mercedes’ Valtteri Bottas, the two Racing Points of Nico Hulkenberg and Lance Stroll, and the Williams pair of George Russell and Nicholas Lati𒁃fi are taking on new MGU-Ks as championship leader Lewis Hamilton did at the firs🌃t Silverstone race.