McLaren and Red Bull win appeals over the result of the June Monaco Grand Prix after a dispute involving pit-lane speeding penalties. As a result, Pierre Gasly’s third-place finish is removed, and he loses the Monaco podium position again.
The controversy centers on multiple speeding penalties that are described by outlets as being incorrect. After the appeals are upheld, Gasly’s penalties are reinstated and the final classification is revised, shifting the podium outcome.
Outlets report that this process follows earlier decisions and that Gasly’s position is affected more than once: he loses the podium after the initial appeal outcome and then loses it again after further appeals succeed. The coverage across sources is consistent that McLaren and Red Bull are credited with winning the appeal and that the pit-lane penalty issue is the key factor in the change to the standings.
