Starting grid for Macau GP Qualification Race

Lynne Waite and Stella-Maria Thomas, F3 Correspondents

Edited: Nov 19, 2011, 3:48 PM

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Marco Wittmann

Photo by: Stella-Maria Thomas

After all the penalties have been applied, here’s what the grid for the qualification race now looks like, Roberto Merhi (Prema Powerteam) has been penalised 7 grid places for causing a collision with Felix Rosenqvist (Mücke Motorsport), while Rosenqvist and Kevin Magnussen (Carlin) will start from the back row for ignoring yellow flags. The other penalties – for Laurens Vanthoor (Signature), Daniel Juncadella (Prema Powerteam), Carlos Sainz Jr. (Signature), Carlos Munoz (Signature) and Marko Asmer (Double R Racing) – are all 3 grid places for crossing the pit exit line with the exception of Hironobu Yasuda who did it twice and thus has a penalty of 6 grid places – except that he qualified last so he’s actually starting ahead of Mitch Evans (Double R Racing) and Jimmy Eriksson (Motopark) neither of whom set times in the dry session, and of course Rosenqvist and Magnussen. Makes sense?

Qualification Race Grid:

Grid No. Name Nationality Team Car 1 1 Marco Wittmann GER Signature Dallara-Volkswagen2 22 Antonio Felix da Costa POR Hitech Racing Dallara-Volkswagen3 26 Valtteri Bottas FIN Galaxy Double R Racing Dallara-Mercedes4 15 Alexander Sims GBR TOM's Dallara-Toyota5 7 Felipe Nasr BRA Carlin Dallara-Volkswagen6 9 Carlos Huertas COL Carlin Dallara-Volkswagen7 20 Yuhi Sekiguchi JPN Mücke Motorsport Dallara-Mercedes8 11 Roberto Merhi ESP Prema Powerteam Dallara-Mercedes #9 2 Laurens Vanthoor BEL Signature Dallara-Volkswagen *10 28 Kimiya Sato JPN Motopark Dallara-Volkswagen11 12 Daniel Juncadella ESP Prema Powerteam Dallara-Mercedes *12 25 Marko Asmer EST Galaxy Double R Racing Dallara-Mercedes *13 4 Carlos Munoz COL Signature Dallara-Volkswagen *14 21 Pietro Fantin BRA Hitech Racing Dallara-Volkswagen15 10 Jazeman Jaafar MAL Carlin Dallara-Volkswagen16 3 Daniel Abt GER Signature Dallara-Volkswagen17 23 Hannes van Asseldonk NED Hitech Racing Dallara-Volkswagen18 32 Richie Stanaway NZL Van Amersfoort Racing Dallara-Volkswagen19 5 Carlos Sainz Jr ESP Signature Dallara-Volkswagen *20 17 William Buller GBR Fortec Motorsport Dallara-Mercedes21 14 Hideki Yamauchi JPN Toda racing Dallara-Honda22 30 Hywel Lloyd GBR Sino Vision Racing Dallara-Mercedes23 18 Lucas Foresti BRA Fortec Motorsport Dallara-Mercedes24 16 Richard Bradley SIN TOM's Dallara-Toyota25 29 Adderly Fong CHN Sino Vision Racing Dallara-Mercedes26 6 Hironobu Yasuda JPN Three Bond Racing Dallara-Nissan **27 27 Jimmy Eriksson SWE Motopark Dallara-Volkswagen28 24 Mitch Evans NZL Double R Racing Dallara-Mercedes29 8 Kevin Magnussen DEN Carlin Dallara-Volkswagen %30 19 Felix Rosenqvist SWE Mücke Motorsport Dallara-Mercedes *%

Regulation infringements in previous sessions:
# 7 place grid penalty
* 3 place grid penalty
** 6 place grid penalty
% Back of the grid penalty

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