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Indian GP grid shake-up after five penalties

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Four penalties applied before qualifying sees a few minor changes to the grid for Sunday’s Indian Grand Prix.

Lewis Hamilton was demoted three-places for speeding under yellow flags during FP1, he will start fifth, rather than second.

Vitaly Petrov will start in 16th after he was handed a five-place penalty in Korea for his incident with Michael Schumacher.

Sergio Perez starts 20th, after he too ignored yellow flags on Friday.

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Daniel Ricciardo will start 22nd after HRT opted to change his gearbox prior to Q1, he qualified 21st, but would have dropped to 23rd had his teammate not been penalised after the session.

Timo Glock will likely start last after failing to set a time within the 107% rule and will likely need a gearbox change after suffering a sticky fifth gear – though this is yet to be confirmed.

Narain Karthikeyan was handed a five-place drop after qualifying for impeding Michael Schumacher, so he will start from 23rd, ahead of Glock.

Indian GP Qualifying Results (penalties applied):

Pos Driver Team Q1 Time Q2 Time Q3 Time
01. S. Vettel Red Bull 1:26.218 1:24.657 1:24.178
02. M. Webber Red Bull 1:26.473 1:25.282 1:24.508
05. L. Hamilton* McLaren 1:26.563 1:25.019 1:24.474
04. J. Button McLaren 1:26.225 1:25.299 1:24.950
14. B. Senna Renault 1:26.766 1:26.651
03. F. Alonso Ferrari 1:26.774 1:25.158 1:24.519
06. F. Massa Ferrari 1:27.012 1:25.522 1:25.122
08. A. Sutil Force India 1:26.271 1:26.140 No Time
13. P. Maldonado Williams 1:26.829 1:26.537  
17. K. Kobayashi Sauber 1:27.876  
20. S. Perez* Sauber 1:27.249 1:27.562  
16. V. Petrov* Renault 1:26.189 1:26.319
15. R. Barrichello Williams 1:27.479 1:27.247
11. M. Schumacher Mercedes 1:26.790 1:26.337
07. N. Rosberg Mercedes 1:26.364 1:25.555 1:25.451
09. S. Buemi Toro Rosso 1:26.608 1:26.161 No Time
10. J. Alguersuari Toro Rosso 1:26.557 1:26.319 No Time
12. P. di Resta Force India 1:26.864 1:26.503  
19. J. Trulli Team Lotus 1:28.752    
22. D. Ricciardo* Hispania 1:30.216    
18. H. Kovalainen Team Lotus 1:28.565  
21. J. d’Ambrosio Virgin 1:30.866    
24. T. Glock Virgin 1:34.046    
23. N. Karthikeyan Hispania 1:30.238  
Q1 107% Time: 1:32.2221
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