F1 2022 Season

Updated Grid Penalties
With Esteban Ocon, Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher now all confirmed to be taking grid penalties, here is all nine drivers now set to be dropping down the order:
  • Max Verstappen - 5 places
  • Esteban Ocon- 5 places
  • Mick Schumacher- 10 places
  • Sergio Perez - 10 places
  • Kevin Magnussen- 15 places
  • Valtteri Bottas - 15 places
  • Carlos Sainz - back of grid
  • Lewis Hamilton - back of grid
  • Yuki Tsunoda - back of grid
 
Italian GP FP3
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Updated Grid Penalties
With Esteban Ocon, Kevin Magnussen and Mick Schumacher now all confirmed to be taking grid penalties, here is all nine drivers now set to be dropping down the order:
  • Max Verstappen - 5 places
  • Esteban Ocon- 5 places
  • Mick Schumacher- 10 places
  • Sergio Perez - 10 places
  • Kevin Magnussen- 15 places
  • Valtteri Bottas - 15 places
  • Carlos Sainz - back of grid
  • Lewis Hamilton - back of grid
  • Yuki Tsunoda - back of grid

Russell or Alonso could take pole.
 
aston martin honouring the queen by driving at hearse pace.
 
Vettel always acting surprised at missing out on Q2 even though it happens every week.
 
So how are penalties applied? In which order?

for example if Max is p1, and two guys with penalties are say p4 and p5, does he effectively end up third? Or does he still start 6th with others continuing to be bumped
 
Haas' car has turned into a complete disaster this season. Shame because they were so competitive in the first 2 races.

Was K Mag out of Q3 before his laptime was deleted? They spent all of last season developing the 2022 car and since its launch it's just got slower and slower. They have not brought many upgrades either.
 
So Ferrari have pole position at Monza, with all their direct rivals taking grid penalties. Leclerc seems poised to win this. What could possibly go wrong, right?
 
Why is Ferrari so quick all of a sudden on a track like this?

So unexpected.
They reduced the wing sizes to eliminate drag but that makes the car slightly more unstable in corners. RB didn't feel the need to do so, I guess they made the calc correct.
 
So thats pole for Leclerc on his own merit.
I got the feeling that Max was not trying that hard.
Its more of a race setup for Max due to the penalties, prioritizing low tire deg here with a bit of more downforce.
 
Qualifying Top 10
Based on just times, here is the top 10 from Q3
1) Charles Leclerc, Ferrari
2) Max Verstappen, Red Bull
3) Carlos Sainz, Ferrari
4) Sergio Perez, Red Bull
5) Lewis Hamilton, Mercedes
6) George Russell, Mercedes
7) Lando Norris, McLaren
8) Daniel Ricciardo, McLaren
9) Pierre Gasly, Alpha Tauri
10) Fernando Alonso, Alpine