Official grid: who starts where for the United States GP in Austin
Kimi Antonelli starts from pole for the United States GP in Austin, with Max Verstappen alongside and Isack Hadjar third; Charles Leclerc is fourth. Arvid Lindblad drops to 14th because of a power unit penalty, while Franco Colapinto and Gabriel Bortoleto line up 20th and 21st.
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Austin recebe o GP dos Estados Unidos de 2026, e é assim que o grid está montado.
Uma vitória na corrida de domingo pode torná-lo campeão mundial, e a Mercedes de Kimi Antonelli larga da pole. O Max Verstappen, da Red Bull, faz companhia a ele na primeira fila, com o companheiro de equipe Isack Hadjar em terceiro.
Charles Leclerc, da Ferrari, é o quarto, à frente dos dois homens que podem negar o título a Antonelli em Austin — Lewis Hamilton, na outra Ferrari, e o companheiro de Mercedes do italiano, George Russell.
É uma quarta fila toda da McLaren, com Oscar Piastri à frente do atual campeão Lando Norris, e Liam Lawson (Racing Bulls) e Pierre Gasly (Alpine) completam o top 10. Arvid Lindblad, companheiro de Lawson, se classificou em nono, mas cai para 14º por causa de uma punição de unidade de potência.
Novos componentes de unidade de potência também custaram posições a Franco Colapinto, da Alpine, e a Gabriel Bortoleto, da Audi: eles largam em 20º e 21º. Lance Stroll sai do pit lane, depois de a Aston Martin dele ter trabalho de unidade de potência e de acerto após a classificação.
A corrida começa às 15h, horário local.
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