Three drivers, including Alonso, to start Singapore GP from pit lane
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 11, 2026, 9:20 AM
Last updated Oct 11, 2026
Isack Hadjar and Fernando Alonso will begin the Singapore Grand Prix from the pit lane after breaching parc fermé regulations. The FIA confirmed that both drivers had modifications to power unit components and suspension setups that were not approved, leading to the penalty. Hadjar is utilizing his eighth internal combustion engine this season, exceeding limit allowances, while Alonso is addressing power unit issues. Lance Stroll also faces a pit lane start for similar regulatory infringements. The cars underwent significant changes after qualifying on October 10.
- •Hadjar will use a new internal combustion engine for the race.
- •Alonso's car faced power unit problems on October 10.
- •Both drivers had unapproved suspension changes.
- •Lance Stroll will also start from the pit lane.
- •The race takes place at the Singapore Grand Prix this Sunday.
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"The FIA has revealed the full extent of the changes made to Isack Hadjar's and Fernando Alonso's cars ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, with both drivers facing pit lane starts after their teams breached parc fermé regulations. The modifications include several power unit components and suspension adjustments, with a third car also affected.
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