Pierre Gasly loses Monaco GP podium, FIA’s Court of Appeal rules
Pierre Gasly's Monaco GP podium finish has been overturned, leaving fans and pundits in shock.
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Pierre Gasly has lost the Monaco GP podium for the second time after the FIA's Court of Appeal reinstated penalties that stripped him of the original result. The decision was made following an appeal by McLaren and Red Bull.
Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Pierre Gasly has lost his podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix. The FIA’s Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of McLaren and Red Bull, stripping Gasly of his third-place finish.
The decision comes after a lengthy appeal process, with the court's ruling published today. The ruling does not yet specify the exact reasons for the decision, but it is clear that the appeal process has been contentious.
The FIA’s decision leaves open the question of how this will affect Gasly's standing in the championship and the broader implications for future race decisions.
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Who reported it (16)
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Briatore starts explosive row with McLaren over court of appeal judgeThe Race · 45d ago
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Gasly stripped of Monaco podium after court decisionThe Race · 45d ago
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ICA decision-2026-06-07-08-09 – Hearing 25 08 26 – McLaren and Red BullFederation Internationale de l'Automobile · 45d ago
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Pierre Gasly stripped of Monaco podium, Isack Hadjar reinstated after FIA court rulingThe New York Times · 45d ago
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Pierre Gasly loses Monaco GP podium, FIA’s Court of Appeal rulesMotorsport.com · 45d ago
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Lawson lands major win in 'best of the rest battle' as rival’s podium strippedNZ Herald · 45d ago
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Andrea Stella Says Flavio Briatore Must ‘Take Responsibility’ for McLaren AccusationsYahoo Sports · 45d ago
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FIA Explains How F1 Appeal Judges Are Chosen After Briatore’s McLaren AllegationsYahoo Sports · 45d ago
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McLaren and Alpine F1 teams at odds after Briatore outburst over appealThe Guardian · 45d ago
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F1 championship standings after Monaco GP ruling: Alpine loses outMotorsport.com · 45d ago
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Answered
Who won the Monaco GP?
The FIA’s Court of Appeal has reinstated Isack Hadjar in third place.
What was the basis for the appeal?
The appeal was filed by McLaren and Red Bull. The court's decision is based on a hearing held on August 25, 2026.
How does this affect Pierre Gasly?
Gasly has lost his podium finish, which will impact his championship points and standing.
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