Las Vegas GP starting grid suffers change as FIA announces new order
Max Verstappen in Las Vegas - Photo: Red Bull Content Pool
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The FIA has published the definitive starting grid for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Yuki Tsunoda will start the Las Vegas Grand Prix from the pit lane. Photo: Red Bull Content Pool
McLaren's Lando Norris will start the race from pole, followed by Max Verstappen in P2 and Williams' Carlos Sainz in P3. George Russell rounds up the second row, with Oscar Piastri and Liam Lawson set to start in P5 and P6. Fernando Alonso, Isack Hadjar, Charles Leclerc and Pierre Gasly make up the top ten
Changes to the Las Vegas GP starting grid
Yuki Tsunoda has had a new engine fitted to the back of his RB21, which triggered a Parc Fermé regulations breach, and now the Japanese driver will be forced to start the race from the pit lane.
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Nico Hulkenberg and Lance Stroll complete the sixth row, as Haas teammates line up in P13 and P14 with Esteban Ocon leading rookie Oliver Bearman. Franco Colapinto and Alexander Albon, who crashed his Williams FW47 in the dying moments of Q2, will start P15 and P16.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli, Gabriel Bortoleto and Lewis Hamilton take the remaining slots on the grid.
The definitive starting grid for the Las Vegas GP
Photo: FIA document
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