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Monaco GP appeal ruling could take weeks as McLaren, Red Bull await verdict

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McLaren and Red Bull appealed Pierre Gasly's reinstated Monaco Grand Prix podium, arguing against the FIA's decision. The International Court of Appeal heard arguments on Tuesday, with a verdict expected within two to three weeks, leaving the race result unresolved.

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How the sources differ

PlanetF1 frames it as a timeline reveal, Autosport details the case's complexity, Crash.net and The Race focus on the wait, while a Reddit post shares Andrea Stella's fairness comments. The official FIA document is absent; coverage establishes the appeal process but not the final ruling.

Recommended first read: Autosport provides the most comprehensive explanation of the case's complexity and procedural history, making it the best starting point for readers.

Coverage

Monaco GP verdict timeline revealed as FIA considers McLaren and Red Bull appeals

PlanetF1 ·

Why Gasly’s Monaco case is so complex – and why the outcome could take weeks

Recommended Autosport ·

Why McLaren and Red Bull face wait for Monaco F1 appeal ruling

Crash.net F1 ·

Why Monaco F1 appeal ruling could take weeks

The Race ·

On social

Judges will take weeks to rule on Formula One's Monaco GP appeal

r/formula1 ·

[Andrew Benson] McLaren made their case to the FIA court of appeal on Tuesday over the Monaco Grand Prix pit-lane speeding farrago. They were told to expect a verdict from the judges within a couple of weeks. Team boss Andrea Stella says case was over "fairness" & McLaren's competitive interest

r/formula1 ·