The FIA have confirmed the starting grid for Sunday's Dutch Grand Prix at Circuit Zandvoort.
Saturday's qualifying saw Lando Norris put on a strong showing, setting a lap time of 1:09.673s on his way to securing his fourth career pole position.
This has denied Max Verstappen a fourth pole at Zandvoort, which would have seen him break the record he currently shares with René Arnoux for the most poles at the circuit.
However, the Dutchman will try to take advantage of Norris' previous pole-to-win conversion struggles and secure a victory in front of his home crowd - a win that would equal James Clark's record of four wins at Zandvoort.
Just behind Norris and Verstappen in third will be Oscar Piastri, while George Russell and Sergio Perez round out the top five.
Further down the order, Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton both had a disappointing day after missing out on spots in Q3 and settling for 11th and 12th respectively.
However, the seven-time world champion was then hit with a three-place grid penalty for impeding Perez in qualifying. He will start the race in 14th place following Alexander Albon's disqualification from qualifying which moved up the order, with Sainz starting from 10th.
Note: Hamilton received a three-place grid penalty for impeding Perez in qualifying. Albon was disqualified from qualifying for technical non-compliance.
When is the 2024 Dutch Grand Prix?
Lights out at Circuit Zandvoort are set for 3pm local time (CEST) on Sunday, August 25. This translates to 2pm BST, 9am EDT, 8am CDT and 6am PDT, as well as 11pm in Australia (AEST).