McLaren and Red Bull lodge formal notice to appeal after Pierre Gasly is reinstated to third place on the Monaco Grand Prix podium. Multiple outlets report that Gasly’s position is restored following a review process connected to Alpine’s challenge, which leads to penalties being rescinded or the podium result being altered. McLaren’s appeal is also described as raising concerns about sporting fairness, while The Athletic and BBC Sport focus on McLaren’s challenge to the decision to overturn penalties issued to Gasly during the 2026 Monaco GP, including a pit-lane speeding penalty. Yahoo Sports adds that McLaren and Red Bull plan to take the matter to the FIA appeal court. Sky News and other reports say McLaren and Red Bull have indicated their intention to appeal against the decision that reinstates Gasly to P3. One outlet reports that Mercedes withdraws its own appeal related to the podium reinstatement, and another outlet notes Mercedes is considering other options. Overall, the dispute centers on the final classification after Gasly’s reinstatement and the procedural outcome that follows the review and rescinding of penalties.