Following Saturday’s classification, this is how the starting grid for Sunday’s 2023 F1 Italian GP has been arranged, with the rows and starting positions for each driver.
After qualifying, we will have to see where the Alps, whose drivers dropped into Q1 at the first opportunity, fall if Ferrari can fight back against them. Verstappenor if Aston Martin has more speed than it can enjoy on Saturday Alonso.
Starting grid for the 2023 Italian GP F1 race at Monza: rows and positions
Counting only the classifications held on Saturdays, that is, those that are not in a sprint format, in 14 qualifying sessions, Verstappen achieved eight pole positions. Czech Perez And Charles Leclerc They have two pole positions in 2023, one Hamilton (at the Hungarian Grand Prix) and Another SainzThis Saturday.
Verstappen turned his eight pole positions into victories, and this Sunday the Dutchman will seek to surpass the nine consecutive victories he achieved, which Sebastian Vettel also achieved on his day, to retain the record alone. Of the other six positions achieved by other drivers this year, only one ended up with a win, Perez’s position in Saudi Arabia.
If we take the last 20 editions of the Italian Grand Prix as an example (not to mention the 73 that were held), in 15 of those 20 races, the pole-sitter won on Sunday. But be careful, in the last three editions of Monza, the pole-sitter has never won, and the pole-sitter has only won one of the last five races.
Grid for the F1 Italian GP at Monza with qualifying times
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