Oscar Piastri, an Australian driver, has been penalized for impeding another driver in qualifying at the Italian Grand Prix and will start sixth on the grid instead of third. Pierre Gasly has taken pole position as a result. The penalty occurred against Liam Lawson, a Red Bull driver. Piastri's new starting position is one spot back from his original place on the grid.
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Oscar Piastri hit with grid penalty at Italian F1 Grand Prix, Pierre Gasly on pole
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Australia's Oscar Piastri has been found guilty of impeding Red Bull's Liam Lawson in qualifying at the Italian Grand Prix.
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Piastri → find → Prix
Piastri has been dropped from third to sixth on the grid, with Pierre Gasly claiming pole position.
What's next?
ABC Sport will have a live blog of the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix from 9pm AEST on Sunday.
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