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FIA confirms Italian GP F1 starting grid, Verstappen starts seventh
Max Verstappen will start Sunday's Italian Grand Prix from seventh on the Monza grid as the FIA published the provisional starting grid shaken up by several penalties.
Filip Cleeren
Edited: Sep 11, 2022, 4:14 AM
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Verstappen qualified second behind Ferrari's polesitter Charles Leclerc but was one of many drivers hit by grid penalties for exceeding the 2022 power unit allowance.
After having a fresh internal combustion engine added to his pool, Verstappen took a five-place penalty, although there was some uncertainty in the paddock on how that penalty would be applied.
Despite Carlos Sainz, Sergio Perez and Lewis Hamilton also taking penalties and qualifying within five positions of Verstappen, the Dutchman will still receive a net five-place grid penalty according to the FIA's existing methodology.
He will therefore line up seventh, alongside fellow Dutchman and Williams debutant Nyck de Vries.
Mercedes' George Russell will start on the front row with Leclerc, followed by McLaren duo Lando Norris and Daniel Ricciardo in third and fourth.
AlphaTauri man Pierre Gasly starts fifth alongside Alpine's Fernando Alonso in sixth.
Perez' 10-place penalty drops him to 13th, ahead of Esteban Ocon, who received a five-place drop.
Sainz qualified highest of the three drivers hit with a back of the grid penalty, and therefore starts 18th ahead of Hamilton and Yuki Tsunoda.
F1 Italian GP - Published Starting Grid
Cla Driver Chassis Engine 1 Charles Leclerc
Ferrari Ferrari 2 George Russell
Mercedes Mercedes 3 Lando Norris
McLaren Mercedes 4 Daniel Ricciardo
McLaren Mercedes 5 Pierre Gasly
AlphaTauri Red Bull 6 Fernando Alonso
Alpine Renault 7 Max Verstappen
Red Bull Red Bull 8 Nyck de Vries
Williams Mercedes 9 Zhou Guanyu
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 10 Nicholas Latifi
Williams Mercedes 11 Sebastian Vettel
Aston Martin Mercedes 12 Lance Stroll
Aston Martin Mercedes 13 Sergio Perez
Red Bull Red Bull 14 Esteban Ocon
Alpine Renault 15 Valtteri Bottas
Alfa Romeo Ferrari 16 Kevin Magnussen
Haas Ferrari 17 Mick Schumacher
Haas Ferrari 18 Carlos Sainz
Ferrari Ferrari 19 Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes Mercedes 20 Yuki Tsunoda
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