Pierre Gasly loses Monaco Grand Prix podium after successful appeals

Pierre Gasly finished third at Monaco in June, lost the position to a pit lane penalty a few hours later, got it back five days after that on a technicality, and then lost it again this week when the FIA's International Court of Appeal overturned the reversal for good. Two five-second penalties, three rulings, and three months of paperwork later, the case says a lot more about how Formula 1 measures speed in the pit lane than it does about anything Gasly did wrong behind the wheel. A Podium Lost

Gasly losing his Monaco podium has been, if anything, a negative this weekend, the Alpine racer suggested

Pierre Gasly says he could have done without the FIA’s International Court of Appeal decision to strip him of his Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix podium, having since taken pole position in Monza. The ICA overruled the Monaco stewards’ call to overturn Gasly’s pitlane speeding penalties from the Monaco race after the pitlane measurements were found to be inaccurate. After crossing the finish ...Keep reading

Pierre Gasly's penalties from the Monaco Grand Prix have been reinstated 89 days on from the race, meaning he has lost the podium to Isack Hadjar for a second time.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly has lost his podium at the Formula One Monaco Grand Prix after McLaren won their appeal against the result, motorsports ruling body FIA said in a statement on Friday. Gasly was demoted from third to seventh after the race on June 7 due to two separate five-second time penalties for speeding in the pit lane.

After the FIA's International Court of Appeal ruled on Friday that Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix speeding penalties did stand, the impact on the standings is noteworthy. Gasly was one of several drivers who were caught speeding during the race in the principality, but it was found that the pitlane measurements were inaccurate, which paved the way for Alpine to successfully request a right ...Keep reading

The FIA’s International Court of Appeal has reinstated Isack Hadjar’s podium finish in the Monaco Grand Prix by ruling Pierre Gasly’s time penalties in the race must stand.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly has been stripped of his third place at the Monaco Grand Prix and Isack Hadjar reinstated to third position, the FIA's International Court of Appeal has ruled. Gasly was one of several drivers given penalties at the Monaco Grand Prix in June over pit lane speeding, but didn't serve them during the race and finished third on track, though he was then demoted by 10 seconds to seventh place because of the penalties. Alpine won an initial appeal to have Gasly's penalties overturned, giving the team its first Formula 1 podium since 2024.

Gasly has missed out on his reinstated Alpine podium after a ruling from the FIA’s International Court of Appeal

Alpine Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly has lost his Monaco Grand Prix podium finish after all, as his penalties for pitlane speeding stand, the FIA’s International Court of Appeal (ICA) has ruled. Gasly was one of several drivers who were pinged for pitlane speeding during the race in the principality, but it emerged the pitlane measurements were inaccurate, with a discrepancy of 77cm between ...Keep reading

The FIA Court of Appeal has reversed the revised decision and re-awarded the F1 Monaco GP podium to Isack Hadjar, after applying the penalty to Pierre Gasly. After Alpine successfully appealed the original FIA stewards decision to help Pierre Gasly…

McLaren win their appeal against the result of the Monaco Grand Prix after a controversy over multiple incorrect pit-lane speeding penalties.

Alpine Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly has lost his Monaco Grand Prix podium finish after all, as his penalties for pitlane speeding stand, the FIA’s International Court of Appeal (ICA) has ruled. Gasly was one of several drivers who were pinged for pitlane speeding during the race in the principality, but it emerged the pitlane measurements were inaccurate, with a discrepancy of 77cm between ...Keep reading

McLaren win their appeal against the result of the Monaco Grand Prix after a controversy over multiple incorrect pit-lane speeding penalties.

McLaren and Red Bull win their appeals against the result of the Monaco Grand Prix after a controversy over multiple incorrect pit-lane speeding penalties.

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The FIA International Court of Appeal has announced the verdict of an appeal by McLaren and Red Bull.

Alpine's Pierre Gasly has lost his third-place finish from June's Monaco Grand Prix again after his penalties from the race were reinstated after a successful appeal by McLaren and Red Bull.