Appeals change Monaco GP result and remove Gasly podium
McLaren and Red Bull succeeded in appeals over the Monaco Grand Prix result after controversy around multiple incorrect pit-lane speeding penalties. The case also prompted further scrutiny through a Court of Appeal hearing involving Pierre Gasly's lost podium.
The Monaco Grand Prix result was altered after McLaren and Red Bull won appeals linked to multiple incorrect pit-lane speeding penalties. As a result, Pierre Gasly lost his Monaco podium.
The dispute went before the FIA Court of Appeal, with coverage focusing on what emerged from the hearing. Separate reporting also highlighted Flavio Briatore's public criticism of one of the FIA court of appeal judges while questions remained over whether Alpine could take the Monaco podium case any further.
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