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Spanish Grand Prix 2023

Revised starting grid for the 2023 F1 Spanish GP after penalties

Max Verstappen will start the Spanish GP from pole for the first time in his career. Here is the provisional starting grid for the 2023 F1 Spanish Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen will start the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix from pole position, putting him at the front of a surprising grid.

Carlos Sainz joins the Red Bull driver on the front row, while Lando Norris impressed to seal P3.

Many rivals disappointed during qualifying, making the starting line-up look different from what we are used to. Fernando Alonso (8th) and Sergio Perez (11th) fared badly, while George Russell (12th) and Charles Leclerc (19th) also experienced a very poor qualifying session.

Pierre Gasly initially claimed a strong fourth place, but was dropped back to 10th after receiving two three-place grid penalties for impeding other drivers during qualifying.

Meanwhile Charles Leclerc will start from the pit lane after a disastrous session saw him qualify in P19. Logan Sargeant also starts from the pits.

Starting grid for the 2023 F1 Spanish Grand Prix

Position Driver Team
1. Verstappen Red Bull
2. Sainz Ferrari
3. Norris McLaren
4. Hamilton Mercedes
5. Stroll Aston Martin
6. Ocon Alpine
7. Hulkenberg Haas
8. Alonso Aston Martin
9. Piastri McLaren
10. Gasly* Alpine
11. Perez Red Bull
12. Russell Mercedes
13. Zhou Alfa Romeo
14. De Vries AlphaTuari
15. Tsunoda AlphaTauri
16. Bottas Alfa Romeo
17. Magnussen Haas
18. Albon Williams
Pit lane Leclerc Ferrari
Pit lane Sargeant Williams

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F1 2023 Spanish Grand Prix RN365 News dossier

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    Patrick Ahles

    And why didn't George Russell get a penalty? Oh wait, Mercedes...

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    andrew-doran#58317

    I think it’s fair to penalise the drivers for any wrong doing on track, but I also think the FIA should let the drivers drive there cars without all those silly rules, as F1 is being spoilt by too many rules and regulations, so come on FIA let the drivers do there jobs and let them race without rules and regulations been thrown into the mix of things.

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