In Monaco, Sergio Pérez receives a post-race time penalty after an infringement during the final race restart, and the decision removes the result that had initially given Cadillac their first F1 point. Multiple outlets report that the penalty is applied after the race, and the time adjustment changes the final classification in a way that leaves Cadillac without the point they appeared to have earned on track. The Athletic and F1 both describe the sequence as a late administrative ruling: Pérez is penalized following the race for an issue tied to the restart, and that penalty affects the finishing order sufficiently to take away Cadillac’s first points in the championship. The reports focus on the penalty’s timing and consequence rather than the specific nature of the infringement, but they agree on the overall outcome—Cadillac do not bank the first point that was initially indicated after the Monaco race results were first published.