Gasly loses Monaco podium after exceeding pit lane speed limit
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Last updated Jun 13, 2026
Pierre Gasly's third-place finish at the Monaco Grand Prix is in jeopardy after being penalized for exceeding the pit lane speed limit. Gasly was found to be 0.4 km/h over the limit during two infringements, dropping him to seventh. Five drivers received similar penalties, with complaints from Alpine prompting a Right of Review hearing scheduled for today. The controversy centers on the timing measurement method, which relies on sensors that record average speed but may not account for deviations in the pit lane geometry. Alpine argues that their telemetry indicates Gasly never exceeded the speed limit.
- •Gasly finishes third but is penalized to seventh.
- •Five drivers penalized for minor speed infractions.
- •Alpine argues measurement method misrepresents speed.
- •Right of Review hearing scheduled for today.
- •Gasly asserts his telemetry is under the speed limit.
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"McLaren and Red Bull are understood to have notified their intention to appeal against the FIA race stewards reinstating Pierre Gasly's Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix podium. On Friday, FIA stewards reinstated Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding violations. Based on evidence provided by FOM ...Keep reading
"Formula 1 management has vowed to implement "any improvements or refinements" necessary to avoid a repeat of the Monaco Grand Prix's pitlane speed controversy, with several cars unjustly penalised for speeding. On Friday FIA stewards reinstated Pierre Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding ...Keep reading
"Formula 1 management has vowed to implement "any improvements or refinements" necessary to avoid a repeat of the Monaco Grand Prix's pitlane speed controversy, with several cars unjustly penalised for speeding. On Friday FIA stewards reinstated Pierre Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding ...Keep reading
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External links- Yahoo SportsJun 13, 2026, 1:37 PMPierre Gasly Monaco podium ruling 'sets hornet's nest of a precedent' - former F1 TV presenter
Will Buxton has warned that Pierre Gasly’s reinstated Monaco podium could set a complex precedent
- Motorsport.comJun 13, 2026, 1:37 PMPierre Gasly Monaco podium ruling 'sets hornet's nest of a precedent' - former F1 TV presenter
Former F1 TV presenter Will Buxton has argued that Pierre Gasly's reinstated Monaco Grand Prix podium "sets a hornet's nest of a precedent". The FIA reinstated the Alpine driver's third place at the Monaco Grand Prix following a successful Right of Review. Gasly crossed the finish line third in Monte Carlo but was demoted to seventh after receiving two five-second penalties for allegedly ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsJun 13, 2026, 8:29 AMFIA Overturns Pierre Gasly Penalty as Alpine Wins Monaco Grand Prix Review
In a sensational turn of events, Pierre Gasly has been reinstated to the podium of the Monaco Grand Prix after Alpine successfully challenged the pit-lane…
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McLaren and Red Bull are understood to have notified their intention to appeal against the FIA stewards reinstating Pierre Gasly's Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix podium. On Friday, FIA stewards reinstated Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding violations. Based on evidence provided by FOM ...Keep reading
- Motorsport.comJun 12, 2026, 1:07 PMMcLaren, Red Bull lodge intention to appeal Pierre Gasly's right of review win
McLaren and Red Bull are understood to have notified their intention to appeal against the FIA race stewards reinstating Pierre Gasly's Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix podium. On Friday, FIA stewards reinstated Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding violations. Based on evidence provided by FOM ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsJun 12, 2026, 1:07 PMMcLaren, Red Bull lodge intention to appeal Pierre Gasly's right of review win
McLaren and Red Bull are understood to be requesting more time to study the FIA stewards' decision to reinstate Gasly's podium finish in Monaco
- AutosportJun 12, 2026, 12:18 PMF1 to review pitlane procedures after Gasly's Monaco GP podium reinstated
Formula 1 management has vowed to implement "any improvements or refinements" necessary to avoid a repeat of the Monaco Grand Prix's pitlane speed controversy, with several cars unjustly penalised for speeding. On Friday FIA stewards reinstated Pierre Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding ...Keep reading
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- Motorsport.comJun 12, 2026, 12:16 PMF1 to review pitlane procedures after Pierre Gasly's Monaco GP podium reinstated
Formula 1 management has vowed to implement "any improvements or refinements" necessary to avoid a repeat of the Monaco Grand Prix's pitlane speed controversy, with several cars unjustly penalised for speeding. On Friday FIA stewards reinstated Pierre Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of last Sunday's race for two separate speeding ...Keep reading
- ESPN F1Jun 11, 2026, 3:19 PMFIA to review Gasly's Monaco GP penalty
The penalties that stripped Pierre Gasly of a podium at the Monaco Grand Prix are now the subject of an official review after it emerged Formula 1 used an inaccurate pit lane distance to measure his speeding offences.
- Yahoo SportsJun 11, 2026, 10:00 AMF1’s Own Rules Say Gasly Wasn’t Speeding – So Why Did He Lose His Podium?
0.1km/h. That’s the number that erased Pierre Gasly‘s Monaco Grand Prix podium. A margin so small it wouldn’t register as a rounding error on a motorway speed sign. We took a look at the specific regulations governing the penalties received…
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