Update: Leclerc handed 10-place grid penalty after fifth ICE use

FIA stewards have imposed a 10-place grid drop on Charles Leclerc for the next race he contests after he used a fifth internal-combustion engine (ICE) during Free Practice 3 at the São Paulo Grand Prix.

The decision records the use at 11:37, cites breaches of Articles B8.2.2a (read with B8.2.3), and says the penalty is imposed under Article B8.2.8a. The notice also says certain stewards’ decisions may be appealed within the applicable time limits.

This is a new report following our earlier article.

This is an explicit FIA penalty decision, not a summons. Earlier supplied coverage anticipated Leclerc's 10-place drop; this formal ruling is a distinct later development, so publish as a linked Update rather than skip.