Three different teams on the first three places on the grid, that's a rarity in F1. Third-placed Max Verstappen will also be starting on a softer compound than the two guys before him, which could mean that we get some overtaking fireworks early-on in the race. Here's the full starting grid, in case you missed it!
| 1. Sebastian Vettel | |
| 2. Valtteri Bottas | |
| 3. Max Verstappen | |
| 4. Lewis Hamilton | |
| 5. Kimi Raikkonen | |
| 6. Daniel Ricciardo | |
| 7. Nico Hülkenberg | |
| 8. Esteban Ocon | |
| 9. Carlos Sainz | |
| 10. Sergio Perez | |
| 11. Kevin Magnussen | |
| 12. Brendon Hartley | |
| 13. Charles Leclerc | |
| 14. Fernando Alonso | |
| 15. Stoffel Vandoorne | |
| 16. Pierre Gasly | |
| 17. Lance Stroll | |
| 18. Sergei Sirotkin | |
| 19. Marcus Ericsson | |
| 20. Romain Grosjean |
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