Once all the cars are in their respective grid boxAt the start of the race, the cars form a grid from the pole position on the start line. The... There's more..., the starting procedure starts.
Cars are fitted with transponders that detect any movement before the lights go out – and a false startWhen a driver moves from his grid box before the lights go out, this will usually result in the starter... There's more... may result in the race being stopped and the cars lined up for a restart.
Any driverOK, so we all know what the driver is, right. I've always liked the description that F1 drivers are like... There's more... who deliberately or repetitively jumps the start may be penalised with a five or ten-second penalty or a drive-through, depending on the advantage gained.

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