Oscar Piastri will start in pole for tomorrow’s 2025 Chinese Grand Prix, alongside George Russell — with Lando Norris on the second row in third.

Scroll down to see how the full grid will look when it lines up for the second grand prix of the season, which starts at 7am in the UK — 3pm local time in Shanghai.

If you do commit to waking up early then your dedication could be well rewarded, as Lando Norris — who blamed errors for failing to challenge for pole — will aim to overhaul his team-mate and win again, while Lewis Hamilton will look to follow up his sprint race win with victory in the Grand Prix from fifth on the grid.

And what can Isack Hadjar do from seventh on the grid? Once again, there’s a Racing Bull and Williams shaking things up in the top ten, as they have done in every qualifying session so far this year, while there’s a Red Bull at the back again too: Liam Lawson is set to start dead last on what is looking like a weekend to forget.

Here’s how the grid will line up on Sunday morning, unless any penalties are imposed between now and the start.

2025 Chinese Grand Prix starting grid

1	Oscar Piastri McLaren 1min 30.641sec		2	George Russell Mercedes 1min 30.723sec
3	Lando Norris McLaren 1min 30.793sec		4	Max Verstappen Red Bull 1min 30.817sec
5	Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 1min 30.927sec		6	Charles Leclerc Ferrari 1min 31.021sec
7	Isack Hadjar Racing Bulls 1min 31.079sec		8	Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 1min 31.103sec
9	Yuki Tsunoda Racing Bulls 1min 31.638sec		10	Alex Albon Williams 1min 31.706sec
11	Esteban Ocon Alpine 1min 31.625sec		12	Nico Hülkenberg Sauber 1min 31.632sec
13	Fernando Alonso Aston Martin 1min 31.688sec		14	Lance Stroll Aston Martin 1min 31.773sec
15	Carlos Sainz Williams 1min 31.840sec		16	Pierre Gasly Alpine 1min 31.992sec
17	Oliver Bearman Haas 1min 32.018sec		18	Jack Doohan Alpine 1min 32.092sec
19	Gabriel Bortoleto Sauber 1min 32.174sec		20	Liam Lawson Red Bull 1min 32.174sec