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Horner wants engine allocation increased

In the wake of the revelation that the only driver starting Sunday's Italian Grand Prix from the position in which they qualified was Lewis Hamilton, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner was asked why the sport cannot agree on an alternative to the much-disliked engine penalty system. With a straight face, the Briton told reporters that one of the biggest hurdles facing the sport is the self-interest of the teams. Of course, his two drivers were among those hit hardest, for despite qualifying second and third, due to their various grid penalties the pair started the race 13th (Verstappen) and 16th Ricciardo. With both drivers likely to incur further penalties in the remaining 7 races, and...
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