Adjusted starting grid for the 2023 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix after multiple penalties

The 2023 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix will be 50 laps around the second-longest track on the calendar.

For the first time since the 1980s, Grand Prix racing has returned to Sin City but unlike those early races, it is not in the car park of Caesars Palace.

Instead, F1 is racing past Caesars and along Las Vegas Boulevard - aka the Strip.

Charles Leclerc banked pole position for Ferrari and has Max Verstappen riding shotgun on the front-row.

But penalties have adjusted how the grid looks as Carlos Sainz and Lance Stroll have been hit with sanctions. Check the grid out below!

NOTE: The grid remains provisional until formally confirmed by the FIA before the race.