Alpine requests a review from the FIA over pit-lane speeding penalties applied to Pierre Gasly during the Monaco Grand Prix, which the team says alter the final classification. Gasly is reported to finish third on track, but is demoted from a podium position after two pit-lane speeding penalties result in a total 10 seconds of time added, dropping him from third to seventh in the official order. Alpine confirmed it is exercising its right of review following the race and has appealed the penalties. The FIA has confirmed that the appeal hearing will take place on Thursday. Sky Sports and F1 reporting state the request is aimed at reversing Gasly’s demotion and restoring the podium result, while other coverage characterizes the action as a response to penalties that Alpine views as unfair. Across the sources, there is agreement that the review concerns Monaco pit-lane speeding penalties and that the hearing date has been set for Thursday.
Alpine seeks FIA review of Monaco pit-lane penalties affecting Gasly’s result
Alpine requests a review from the FIA over pit-lane speeding penalties applied to Pierre Gasly during the Monaco Grand Prix, which the team says alter the final classification. Gasly is reported to fi...
- Alpine requests an FIA right of review related to Pierre Gasly’s Monaco Grand Prix pit-lane penalties.
- Gasly finishes third on track but is demoted after two pit-lane speeding penalties totaling 10 seconds.
- Alpine’s appeal is set to be heard on Thursday at an FIA hearing.
- The penalties change Gasly’s classification from a podium position to seventh in the final results.
Alpine have requested a Right of Review from F1’s governing body, the FIA, following the Monaco Grand Prix, where Pierre Gasly dropped out of the podium positions due to a pair of pit lane speeding penalties.
Pierre Gasly finished third on the road but was demoted to seventh after two five-second penalties for pit lane speeding were applied.
2 hours agoAlpine's appeal against pit-lane speeding penalties given to Pierre Gasly during the Monaco Grand Prix will be heard on Thursday, the FIA has confirmed.
6 hours agoAlpine have requested a right of review from the FIA for penalties applied for pit lane speeding during the Monaco Grand Prix after their driver Pierre Gasly was demoted from a podium finish.
2 days agoAlpine have confirmed they will exercise their right of review after the Monaco Grand Prix, with the team hoping to win back a podium result for Pierre Gasly after his pit lane speed penalty
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