Singapore Grand Prix: Starting grid with penalties applied

Charles Leclerc will lead the pack away for the third race in a row at the Singapore Grand Prix.

Leclerc drove his upgraded Ferrari to P1 around Marina Bay, just edging out Lewis Hamilton, with Sebastian Vettel in third after making an error on his final Q3 lap when on provisional pole.

Sergio Perez qualified in the prime midfield position of 11th, but drops five places to 16th after Racing Point were forced to change his gearbox following a touch with the wall in FP3.

Daniel Ricciardo took a penalty after qualifying, as a result of his car having been found to have delivered more than the 120kW limit of MGU-K power during a lap in Q1.

The disgruntled Australian starts from the back of the grid as a result. Here's the starting order for Sunday's race.

Daniel Ricciardo has been bumped to the back of the #SingaporeGP grid after a power surge was detected on his ca in Q1.

Here's how it affects the order.#F1 pic.twitter.com/grcGnSIs7U

— GPFans Global (@GPFansGlobal) September 22, 2019

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