Gasly's third place in Monaco reinstated after successful appeal

Both McLaren and Red Bull have followed through with their intention to appeal against the FIA stewards rescinding Pierre Gasly's Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix penalty. Last Friday, FIA stewards reinstated Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of the Monaco race for separate speeding violations. Based on evidence provided by FOM, which is ...Keep reading

Both McLaren and Red Bull have followed through with their intention to appeal against the FIA stewards rescinding Pierre Gasly's Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix penalty. Last Friday, FIA stewards reinstated Gasly's podium after the Alpine driver was handed two five-second time penalties at the end of the Monaco race for separate speeding violations. Based on evidence provided by FOM, which is ...Keep reading

Oscar Piastri says he is "mind-blown" by the unprecedented decision to reinstate Pierre Gasly to the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix podium while he and other drivers were also incorrectly penalised for pitlane speeding. 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 ...Keep reading

Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has spoken out on Pierre Gasly's reinstated Monaco Grand Prix podium, which has taken away Isack Hadjar's third place in Monte Carlo. Multiple drivers were handed penalties for allegedly speeding in the pitlane in Monaco. While the majority of those drivers served their penalties during the race, Gasly did not, so the time penalty was added after the ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly started the day in seventh place at the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix before ending it with a podium, officially the sixth of his Formula 1 career. Indeed, almost five days after the finish of the Monte Carlo race, which had seen him relegated to seventh place due to two penalties for speeding in the pitlane, the stewards of the Monaco GP – having reviewed the case following a right of ...Keep reading

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 has been reinstated to the Monaco Grand Prix podium after Alpine successfully lobbied the stewards to rescind his pit lane speeding penalties.

Frenchman was demoted to seventh for pitlane speeding F1 said it had made a mistake with its measurements Pierre Gasly was reinstated to the Monaco Grand Prix podium on Friday after Formula One stewards rescinded penalties for pitlane speeding after recognising a timekeeping error following an appeal by his Alpine team. The Frenchman had finished third on the track but dropped to seventh when the two five-second penalties were applied after last Sunday’s race finish. Formula One, responsible for the timekeeping, has now admitted making a mistake with its measurements. Continue reading...

The 2026 Monaco Grand Prix now has its final, definitive classification – and it looks rather different to what most assumed was settled after race day. Pierre Gasly has been officially reinstated to third place in the Monaco Grand Prix…

Pierre Gasly has been returned to third place in the Monaco Grand Prix after his Alpine team successfully appealed against a penalty for pit-lane speeding. The Frenchman was demoted to seventh place after the race by two five-second penalties for exceeding the pit lane speed limit. A 'right of review' hearing requested by Alpine established that cars could legally drive a shorter distance in the pit lane than officials has used in their calculations.

Alpine succeeded in getting Pierre Gasly’s Monaco Grand Prix penalties rescinded, returning him to P3

Pierre Gasly has had his Monaco podium reinstated after Formula One accepted inaccuracies over the pit-lane speeding measurements in Monaco in what George Russell described as “another kick in the balls”. Russell was one of five drivers punished for pit-lane speeding in the principality last weekend and a failure by Mercedes to serve his penalty correctly meant he was also hit by a drive-through sanction which dropped him out of the points.

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

Pierre Gasly is reinstated into third place for last weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, after the stewards rescind the two penalties he received for pit-lane speeding.

Pierre Gasly has been restored to third place in the final results of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix after Alpine successfully overturned his two pitlane speeding penalties in a right of review hearing. Read Also: Formula 1Gasly regains Monaco GP podium after FIA stewards rescind pitlane speeding penalties Here’s the FIA stewards report in full: 1. The Stewards ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly has been restored to third place in the final results of the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix after Alpine successfully overturned his two pitlane speeding penalties in a right of review hearing. Read Also: Formula 1FIA stewards overturn Pierre Gasly's penalties, restore Monaco GP podium Here’s the FIA stewards report in full: 1. The Stewards, having ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly is reinstated into third place for last weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, after the stewards rescind the two penalties he received for pit-lane speeding.

Pierre Gasly is reinstated into third place in the Monaco Grand Prix, after the stewards rescind the two penalties he received for pit-lane speeding.

The FIA Formula 1 stewards have upheld Alpine's appeal against the Monaco Grand Prix results, with Pierre Gasly reinstated in third. Gasly crossed the finish line in third but was handed two five-second time penalties for pitlane speeding, one of several drivers to do so. Alpine immediately lodged a right of review bid after the race, because it had evidence Gasly had not crossed the 60km/h ...Keep reading

The outcome of a 'Right of Review' submitted by Alpine over the time penalties given to Pierre Gasly during the Monaco Grand Prix has been announced.

Pierre Gasly has been reinstated to third place at the Monaco Grand Prix after Alpine successfully overturned the French driver's speeding penalties.