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Gasly loses Monaco GP podium after FIA court reinstates penalties

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Pierre Gasly

The FIA International Court of Appeal reinstates Pierre Gasly's pit-lane speeding penalties, demoting him from third to seventh in the Monaco Grand Prix. McLaren and Red Bull won the appeal, altering championship standings.

Pierre Gasly AlpineMcLarenRed Bull

How the sources differ

ESPN and BBC lead on the appeal outcome, while Autosport and Motorsport.com detail the 77cm pit-lane measurement discrepancy. RaceFans focuses on updated points tables, showing Alpine's deficit to Racing Bulls growing. The official FIA document establishes the final ruling and reasoning, which coverage summarizes but does not reproduce verbatim.

Recommended first read: Autosport provides the most complete account, including the technical pit-lane measurement discrepancy and the court's ruling, with a clear image.

Coverage

Gasly loses Monaco GP podium for second time

ESPN F1 ·

Gasly loses Monaco podium after McLaren and Red Bull win appeals

BBC Sport F1 ·

FIA court strips Gasly of Monaco podium in dramatic U-turn

F1i ·

Why Pierre Gasly lost his Monaco podium after the FIA court ruling

PlanetF1 ·

Gasly loses Monaco GP podium again after McLaren, Red Bull win appeal

Sky Sports F1 ·

Updated points tables after FIA appeal court reinstates Gasly’s Monaco GP penalties | Formula 1

RaceFans ·

Gasly loses Monaco GP podium as penalties reinstated following McLaren and Red Bull appeal

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