FIA sets hearing date for Alpine's Gasly penalty appeal from Monaco

Pierre Gasly has been re-awarded a podium finish for the Monaco Grand Prix after Alpine's appeal into his post-race penalty was successful.

Pierre Gasly had originally crossed the finish line in third place in Monaco, but was later demoted to seventh after receiving two separate five-second penalties for allegedly exceeding the 60km/h pitlane speed limit. However, the FIA stewards overturned both penalties on Friday after concluding that Gasly had not exceeded the speed limit on either occasion. The decision followed a Right of ...Keep reading

The FIA stewards have overturned both of Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix pitlane speeding penalties, restoring the Alpine driver to third place after concluding that he did not in fact exceed the 60km/h speed limit. The decision follows Alpine's successful Right of Review request, which centred on evidence showing that the distance used by Formula One Management's timing system to calculate ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly is reinstated in third place in the Monaco Grand Prix results as Alpine wins its right of review case

Pierre Gasly and Alpine are set to wait until Friday to learn the outcome of their right of review procedure concerning the Frenchman's his Monaco Formula 1 penalties. Alpine lodged a right of review against Gasly's pair of five-second time penalties for pitlane speeding, which dropped him from third to seventh, missing out on a Monaco podium celebration. Gasly was one of several drivers ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly and Alpine are set to wait until Friday to learn the outcome of their right of review procedure concerning the Frenchman's his Monaco Formula 1 penalties. Alpine lodged a right of review against Gasly's pair of five-second time penalties for pitlane speeding, which dropped him from third to seventh, missing out on a Monaco podium celebration. Gasly was one of several drivers ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly swears he did nothing wrong to earn the two penalties in Monaco that ultimately cost him a podium finish - and that is a very good reason not only to be angry and frustrated, but also to push together with his team to get the race result overturned. Yet, should Alpine’s inquiry deliver a satisfactory outcome, it could open a whole can of worms. Gasly was not the only driver ...Keep reading

The FIA has announced that Alpine's attempt to overturn the penalties that cost their driver Pierre Gasly a podium in Monaco.

The FIA has confirmed that Alpine's attempt to overturn the penalties that cost Pierre Gasly a podium finish in the Monaco Grand Prix will be heard later this week After the race in Monaco, Alpine issued a statement confirming it had requested a Right of Review from the FIA in an attempt to overturn the result of the grand prix, in which Gasly finished third on the road but lost a podium due to ...Keep reading

The FIA has confirmed that Alpine's attempt to overturn the penalties that cost Pierre Gasly a podium finish in the Monaco Grand Prix will be heard later this week After the race in Monaco, Alpine issued a statement confirming it had requested a Right of Review from the FIA in an attempt to overturn the result of the grand prix, in which Gasly finished third on the road but lost a podium due to ...Keep reading

Alpine's appeal against pit-lane speeding penalties given to Pierre Gasly during the Monaco Grand Prix will be heard on Thursday, the FIA has confirmed.