British GP: Revised Grid

By Andrew Hooper
June 30 2013

 
 Revised British GP Grid
 

The British Grand Prix grid has changed as the result of a post-qualifying exclusion from the results for Paul Di Resta with his his Force India moving fifth to the rear of the grid

Di Resta's penalty for being underweight sees Ricciardo move into the top five. Force India still has a car on row three, as Adrian Sutil is elevated to sixth.

Caterham driver Giedo van der Garde was set to start last as he had a 10-place penalty for colliding with Nico Hulkenberg while being lapped in Canada.

But di Resta's issue cancels out that punishment, as it brings van der Garde back up to 21st, which was where he had originally qualified.
  
Pos Driver 	  	Team/Car

1.  Lewis Hamilton 	Mercedes
2.  Nico Rosberg 	Mercedes
3.  Sebastian Vettel 	Red Bull-Renault
4.  Mark Webber 	Red Bull-Renault
5.  Daniel Ricciardo 	Toro Rosso-Ferrari
6.  Adrian Sutil 	Force India-Mercedes
7.  Romain Grosjean 	Lotus-Renault
8.  Kimi Raikkonen 	Lotus-Renault
9.  Fernando Alonso 	Ferrari
10. Jenson Button 	McLaren-Mercedes
11. Felipe Massa 	Ferrari
12. Jean-Eric Vergne 	Toro Rosso-Ferrari
13. Sergio Perez 	McLaren-Mercedes
14. Nico Hulkenberg 	Sauber-Ferrari
15. Pastor Maldonado 	Williams-Renault
16. Valtteri Bottas 	Williams-Renault
17. Esteban Gutierrez 	Sauber-Ferrari
18. Charles Pic 	Caterham-Renault
19. Jules Bianchi 	Marussia-Cosworth
20. Max Chilton 	Marussia-Cosworth
21. Giedo van der Garde Caterham-Renault
22. Paul di Resta Force India-Mercedes
 

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