Oscar Piastri says he did not speed in the pit lane during the Monaco Grand Prix after receiving a five-second penalty for a pit-lane infringement. Multiple outlets report that the Australian driver is disputing the decision and has expressed frustration toward McLaren, according to accounts that he is confident the penalty is unjust. The reports state that the penalty is applied specifically for the alleged speeding infringement in Monaco’s pit lane, resulting in a five-second penalty added to his race time. Piastri’s stance is consistent across the coverage: he maintains that he complied with speed limits and did not speed while driving in the pit lane. While the sources focus on Piastri’s reaction, they do not provide details of telemetry, communications, or any official explanation beyond the fact that race officials issued the five-second sanction. The coverage therefore centers on the disagreement between Piastri’s account and the stewards’ ruling, with no additional outcome reported here.