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Revised starting grid for the 2016 German Grand Prix

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With three penalties handed out post-qualifying on Saturday, a number of position changes have been recorded on the official starting grid.

Nico Hulkenberg drops a single position for using incorrect tyres during Q1, elevating Valtteri Bottas to seventh [Full story].

Carlos Sainz was hit with a three-place grid penalty for impeding Felipe Massa during qualifying [Full story]. However the Toro Rosso driver only drops two places, from P13 to P15, thanks to Romain Grosjean's penalty.

The Haas driver had qualified P15, but a change of gearbox means he drops five places to 20th [Full story]. That helps out Jolyon Palmer who gets a two-place promotion, whilst Fernando Alonso, Kevin Magnussen, Pascal Wehrlein, Daniil Kvyat and Rio Haryanto all rise one position.

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Starting Grid – German Grand Prix:

Pos Driver Team +/-
1 Flag   Nico Rosberg Mercedes  
2 Flag   Lewis Hamilton Mercedes  
3 Flag   Daniel Ricciardo Red Bull  
4 Flag   Max Verstappen Red Bull  
5 Flag   Kimi Raikkonen Ferrari  
6 Flag   Sebastian Vettel Ferrari  
7 Flag   Valtteri Bottas Williams-Mercedes +1
8 Flag   Nico Hulkenberg Force India-Mercedes -1
9 Flag   Sergio Perez Force India-Mercedes  
10 Flag   Felipe Massa Williams-Mercedes  
11 Flag   Esteban Gutierrez Haas-Ferrari  
12 Flag   Jenson Button McLaren-Honda  
13 Flag   Fernando Alonso McLaren-Honda +1
14 Flag   Jolyon Palmer Renault +2
15 Flag   Carlos Sainz Toro Rosso-Ferrari -2
16 Flag   Kevin Magnussen Renault +1
17 Flag   Pascal Wehrlein Manor-Mercedes +1
18 Flag   Daniil Kvyat Toro Rosso-Ferrari +1
19 Flag   Rio Haryanto Manor-Mercedes +1
20 Flag   Romain Grosjean Haas-Ferrari -5
21 Flag   Felipe Nasr Sauber-Ferrari  
22 Flag   Marcus Ericsson Sauber-Ferrari  
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