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Monaco Grand Prix results contested as teams protest changes

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Last updated Jun 18, 2026

Monaco Grand Prix results contested as teams protest changes

Summary

Following the Monaco Grand Prix on June 7, 2026, Alpine requested a Right of Review regarding the final results. Five days later, the classification was amended, which prompted further protests from McLaren and Red Bull. Mercedes has also called for another review of the results. New hearings are now scheduled to determine the outcome of these challenges.

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•Alpine requested a Right of Review after the Monaco Grand Prix.
•Results were amended five days post-race, causing further protests.
•McLaren and Red Bull have filed protests against the amended results.
•Mercedes has requested another review on the results.
•New hearings are scheduled to address the ongoing challenges.

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1:04 PMMotorsport.com — Monaco results overturned, teams protesting, new hearings scheduled – what is going on?

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Soon after the chequered flag fell in Monaco on 7 June 2026, it became apparent that the final results might still change, as Alpine requested a Right of Review. Five days later, the final classification was amended - but instead of settling the matter, that reopened the door for the results to be challenged again. McLaren and Red Bull protested, while Mercedes requested another review, with a new ...Keep reading
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Motorsport.comJun 18, 2026, 1:04 PM
Monaco results overturned, teams protesting, new hearings scheduled – what is going on?
Soon after the chequered flag fell in Monaco on 7 June 2026, it became apparent that the final results might still change, as Alpine requested a Right of Review. Five days later, the final classification was amended - but instead of settling the matter, that reopened the door for the results to be challenged again. McLaren and Red Bull protested, while Mercedes requested another review, with a new ...Keep reading

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