Welcome at RacingNews365

Become part of the largest racing community in the United Kingdom. Create your free account now!

  • Share your thoughts and opinions about F1
  • Win fantastic prizes
  • Get access to our premium content
  • Take advantage of more exclusive benefits
Sign in
United States Grand Prix 2022

Revised starting grid for the 2022 F1 United States GP after multiple penalties

Here is the full starting grid for the 2022 F1 United States Grand Prix, which will be held at the Circuit of the Americas on Sunday.

USA
Article
To news overview © XPBimages

Carlos Sainz will start from pole position for the third time in 2022 at the United States Grand Prix.

The Spaniard beat Ferrari teammate Charles Leclerc by 0.065 seconds to secure P1, while Max Verstappen set the third fastest time.

However, the World Champion has been promoted to the front row after Leclerc was demoted due to an engine penalty, pushing the Monegasque down to P12.

Sergio Perez has been handed a five-place grid penalty for additional use of power unit elements, meaning that he slips from fourth to ninth.

As a result, the Mercedes duo of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will share the second row.

Elsewhere, Fernando Alonso and Zhou Guanyu have also incurred five-place grid drops for the same reason as Perez.

The starting grid below is provisional until confirmed by F1's governing body, the FIA.

Starting grid: 2022 F1 United States Grand Prix

Position Driver Team
1. Sainz Ferrari
2. Verstappen Red Bull
3. Hamilton Mercedes
4. Russell Mercedes
5. Stroll Aston Martin
6. Norris McLaren
7. Bottas Alfa Romeo
8. Albon Williams
9. Perez* Red Bull
10. Vettel Aston Martin
11. Gasly AlphaTauri
12. Leclerc* Ferrari
13. Tsunoda AlphaTauri
14. Alonso* Alpine
15. Magnussen Haas
16. Ricciardo McLaren
17. Ocon Alpine
18. Schumacher Haas
19. Zhou* Alfa Romeo
20. Latifi Williams

Also interesting:

F1 Podcast: Do F1's rules on championship points in shortened races need modifying?

RacingNews365.com F1 journalists Dieter Rencken and Michael Butterworth discuss the key issues from the Japanese Grand Prix, including Max Verstappen's dominant run to his second World Championship, and whether F1's current system of awarding points in shortened races needs tweaking.


Subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't miss a thing of Formula 1

Subscribe to our Youtube channel

F1 2022 United States Grand Prix RN365 News dossier

Join the conversation!

x
POLL Where will Adrian Newey go if he leaves Red Bull?