Gasly loses Monaco podium after exceeding pit lane speed limit
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 10:00 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 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.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — F1’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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