German Grand Prix: Starting grid with penalties applied

Pole position for the German Grand Prix fell into Lewis Hamilton's lap as Ferrari fell apart at Hockenheim, Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc facing races back through the field.

Sebastian Vettel will start last after failing to set a time at all, while Leclerc could not run in Q3 and will have to make up places of his own, having started Saturday as favourite for pole.

It left gaps in the higher places on the grid, with Kimi Raikkonen and Romain Gosjean taking the third row.

Lando Norris was dropped to the back of the grid alongside Vettel on race morning for a change of control electronics. Ferrari made a similar change on Vettel's car, although the penalty was immaterial.

Two drivers also won the qualifying battle for 2019 at Hockenheim, Sergio Perez and George Russell taking their records to 11-0 over Lance Stroll and Robert Kubica respectively.

Check out the grid in full below.

Here's how Sebastian Vettel and Lando Norris' penalties will shake up the #GermanGP grid.

(Not much change for Seb)#F1 pic.twitter.com/YQueyUB60a

— GPFans Global (@GPFansGlobal) July 28, 2019