Anyone looking for the McLaren drivers on Sunday will likely find them at the back of the grid following another set of all to frequent engine changes.
Fernando Alonso takes on a new ICE, MGU-H and turbocharger for the Mexican Grand Prix, which in turn will send the Spaniard 20 spots down the grid.
Stoffel Vandoorne's penalty score is even higher thanks to a complete Honda power unit change which equates to a 30-place drop.
Looking back, McLaren has used up a staggering 109 engine elements since the season kicked off in Melbourne!
Alonso's retirement last Sunday in Austin following an MGU-H put the writing on the wall for this weekend's race.
"This circuit is not the perfect one for our package anyway so we expect not to be super competitive here," he said.
"So maybe it's best to take the penalty and hopefully invest in Brazil and Abu Dhabi with this new engine."
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