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FIA confirms heavily revised grid for Austrian GP

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Several penalties have altered the Austrian Grand Prix grid, with several drivers gaining places as a result of Red Bull and McLaren’s engine troubles.

The top seven remain unchanged, but with Daniil Kvyat receiving a ten-place penalty, he drops to 18th, though will actually start 15th because his penalty is applied first.

The biggest gainer is Kimi Raikkonen who moves up four places as a result of four drivers ahead of him dropping places; Kvyat, Daniel Ricciardo, Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button.

Ricciardo drops from 14th to 20th, but is elevated two places to 18th as a result of Alonso and Button’s respective 25-place penalties for changing multiple parts on their cars.

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Ricciardo will also serve a five-second drive-through in the opening three laps, whilst Alonso has been hit with a drive-through and Button a ten-second stop and go penalty.

# Driver Team +/-
01. L. Hamilton Mercedes –
02. N. Rosberg Mercedes –
03. S. Vettel Ferrari –
04. F. Massa Williams – 
05. N. Hulkenberg Force India – 
06. V. Bottas Williams – 
07. M. Verstappen Toro Rosso – 
08. F. Nasr Sauber +1 
09. R. Grosjean Lotus +1 
10. P. Maldonado Lotus +1 
11. M. Ericsson Sauber +1 
12. C. Sainz Sauber +1 
13. S. Perez Force India +3 
14. K. Raikkonen Ferrari +4
15. D. Kvyat Red Bull -7
16. R. Merhi Manor +3
17. W. Stevens Manor +3
18. D. Ricciardo Red Bull -4
19. F. Alonso McLaren -4
20. J. Button McLaren -3
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