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German GP: Final starting grid

The German Grand Prix starting grid features only one change from the qualifying results, as Charles Pic's gearbox penalty drops him to the back of the field

The Caterham had originally qualified 19th.

At the front, Lewis Hamilton gave Mercedes another pole ahead of Red Bull duo Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber.

Hamilton's Silverstone-winning team-mate Nico Rosberg ended up only 11th after a tactical misjudgement in Q2.

Lotus enjoyed a qualifying resurgence with fourth and fifth, while Ferrari opted to run the harder medium tyres in Q3, consigning it to row four as Daniel Ricciardo continued to impress in sixth.

Pos  Driver               Team/Car
 1.  Lewis Hamilton       Mercedes
 2.  Sebastian Vettel     Red Bull-Renault
 3.  Mark Webber          Red Bull-Renault
 4.  Kimi Raikkonen       Lotus-Renault
 5.  Romain Grosjean      Lotus-Renault
 6.  Daniel Ricciardo     Toro Rosso-Ferrari
 7.  Felipe Massa         Ferrari
 8.  Fernando Alonso      Ferrari
 9.  Jenson Button        McLaren-Mercedes
10.  Nico Hulkenberg      Sauber-Ferrari
11.  Nico Rosberg         Mercedes
12.  Paul di Resta        Force India-Mercedes
13.  Sergio Perez         McLaren-Mercedes
14.  Esteban Gutierrez    Sauber-Ferrari
15.  Adrian Sutil         Force India-Mercedes
16.  Jean-Eric Vergne     Toro Rosso-Ferrari
17.  Valtteri Bottas      Williams-Renault
18.  Pastor Maldonado     Williams-Renault
19.  Jules Bianchi        Marussia-Cosworth
20.  Giedo van der Garde  Caterham-Renault
21.  Max Chilton          Marussia-Cosworth
22.  Charles Pic          Caterham-Renault
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