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FIA Court to Hear Pierre Gasly Monaco Appeal as Tensions Rise
Highlights
- McLaren and Red Bull appeal Gasly penalty cancellation today.
- Gasly’s Monaco pit-lane speeding penalties initially dropped him to seventh.
- Official timing error prompted stewards to cancel Gasly’s penalties.
- Gasly’s original third-place finish was reinstated after penalty reversal.
- Appeal hearing starts at 9 a.m. in FIA International Court of Appeal.
- Hearing is closed to public and media; verdict pending.
McLaren and Red Bull appear before the FIA International Court of Appeal in Paris today, challenging the cancellation of Pierre Gasly’s Monaco Grand Prix penalties that restored his third place.
Gasly received two five-second penalties for exceeding the pit-lane speed limit twice. Because they were unserved, 10 seconds were added post-race, dropping him from third to seventh.
[p]It was later found that official timekeepers measured speed over an incorrect pit-lane distance. That non-compliance was judged “significant, relevant and new,” enabling stewards to reopen the case.[/p]
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Visual Summary
3rd
Gasly
▲?
Hadjar
➡️ or ▼
Piastri
➡️ or ▼
Podium in Limbo
Will Gasly keep his Monaco podium or will McLaren & Red Bull tip the scales?
Today’s FIA Court ruling will decide.
Today’s FIA Court ruling will decide.
⏰ Paris 09:00 — FIA Court of Appeal: Behind Closed Doors
⚠️ “Timing Error” — Average pit speed calculated incorrectly; stewards reversed Gasly’s penalty!
The F1 world watches: Will rules be rewritten?
Penalty drama may set an F1 precedent.
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