Formula 1 took time to do the maths on Saturday evening after an Italian Grand Prix qualifying bursting with penalties left fans and even some drivers confused about who would start from where for today's race at Monza. Nine of the 20 drivers had grid drops attached to their names, including three consigned to a back row that only has room for two. A ‘final' starting grid was eventually issued by the governing FIA nearly three hours after qualifying had ended at Monza — only to be replaced by a provisional one 10 minutes later. Even then, AlphaTauri's Pierre Gasly tweeted: 'Can someone tell me in which position I will start tomorrow's race?' The irony, in a sport bursting with...
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