Sainz penalized by three positions at the Canadian GP. The new starting grid – Corriere.it

All as expected. Carlos Sainz loses three places on the starting grid at the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, after being found guilty by the marshals of obstructing Pierre Gasly in the final stages of the first qualifying session (Q1) on Saturday in Montreal. Finished eighth in the third and final qualifying session (Q3), the Spanish Ferrari driver thus drops to 11th position on the grid.

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Relegation which automatically earns a position to his teammate from Monaco Charles Leclerc
who finished eleventh after qualifying and will now be tenth at the start.
Haas’ Nico Hulkenberg was also hit by a three-place penalty, after the Canadian GP stewards found him guilty of committing a violation during the red flags in qualifying. The German driver had surprisingly qualified second on the starting grid between the Red Bull on pole of Max Verstappen and the Aston Martin of Fernando Alonso. He will now start from fifth place behind the Mercedes of Britons Lewis Hamilton and George Russell.

So here is the new official starting grid:

First row: Max Verstappen (Ola/Red Bull Honda); Fernando Alonso (Spa/Aston Martin-Mercedes)
Second row: Lewis Hamilton (GB/Mercedes); George Russell (GB/Mercedes)
Third row: Nico Hulkenberg (GER/Haas-Ferrari); Esteban Ocon (Fra/Alpine-Renault)
Fourth row: Lando Norris (GB/McLaren-Mercedes); Oscar Piastri (Aus/McLaren-Mercedes)
Fifth row: Alexander Albon (Tha/Williams-Mercedes); Charles Leclerc (Mon/Ferrari);
Sixth row: Carlos Sainz (Spa/Ferrari); Sergio Perez (Mes/Red Bull-Honda)
Seventh row: Kevin Magnussen (Dan/Haas-Ferrari); Valtteri Bottas (Fin/Alfa Romeo-Ferrari)
Eighth row: Pierre Gasly (Fra/Alpine-Renault); Lance Stroll (Can/Aston Martin-Mercedes)
Ninth row: Nyck De Vries (Ola/AlphaTauri-Honda); Logan Sargeant (USA/Williams-Mercedes)
Tenth row: Yuki Tsunoda (Giap/AlphaTauri-Honda); Zhou Guanyu (Cin/Alfa Romeo-Ferrari)