After qualifying for the Austrian GP on Friday and the sprint race this Saturday, Formula 1 celebrates this Sunday the traditional race, the main one, the long one of no less than 71 laps.
And, after the sprint race established the starting grid for the 2022 F1 Austrian GP, this is the order of rows and positions for Sunday.
The starting grid for Sunday’s F1 Austrian GP 2022 race
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Max Verstappen 
Charles Leclerc 
Carlos Sainz
George Russell
Sergio Pérez
Esteban Ocon
Kevin Magnussen 
Mick Schumacher 
Daniel Ricciardo 
Lance Stroll 
Guanyu Zhou
Alexander Albon
Yuki Tsunoda
Valtteri Bottas (Penalized)If you compare the grid that was left after Friday’s qualifying for the sprint race and this one for Sunday, you’ll see that although the first four places are the same, many of the other positions are different.
After starting 13th, Sergio Pérez managed to finish fifth heading into the feature race, while Lewis Hamilton could only advance to eighth for Sunday (which gave him a point in the sprint race).
In fact, the Haas start in the top 10, who resisted on Saturday, and also an Esteban Ocon as the only representative of Alpine in the short race.
Valtteri Bottas had a penalty before the start of the weekend for replacing several engine elements and, despite finishing tenth, he will start at the back of the grid in the race. That is the only place won by an Alonso who had a good position for Saturday but who was left stranded even before the start by a problem at the Alpine.
The starting grid for the 2022 F1 Austrian GP
(Per sprint race results)
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