Championship leader Mark Webber suffered a blow to his chances of extending his lead at the Canadian GP after picking up a grid penalty.
Red Bull driver drops five places after gearbox change
Championship leader Mark Webber suffered a blow to his chances of extending his lead at the Canadian GP after picking up a grid penalty.
After clinching his place alongside polesitter Lewis Hamilton on the front row for Sunday's race, the Australian will now start from seventh after receiving a five-place penalty due to a gearbox change.
Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel now moves up alongside the 25-year-old Briton, with Ferrari's Fernando Alonso starting third.
Reigning world champion Jenson Button starts fourth for McLaren, with Force India's Vitantonio Liuzzi fifth and Felipe Massa in his Ferrari sixth.