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McLaren Boss Explains 'Double Intent' Behind FIA Hearing Into Monaco Penalty Decisions
McLaren and Red Bull argue the penalty review unfairly changed the result, while FIA officials say a decision will be issued after the closed hearing.
- On Tuesday, the FIA International Court of Appeal meets in Paris to decide the final third-place finisher of the Monaco Grand Prix, more than two months after the event concluded.
- A 77cm measurement error led to incorrectly awarded pit lane penalties at the Monaco Grand Prix; officials later rescinded Pierre Gasly's sanctions, prompting the current appeal.
- Challenging the penalty reversal, McLaren and Red Bull argue that teams serving penalties during the race had no recourse to recover lost time, unlike Gasly.
- McLaren team principal Andrea Stella said the appeal pursues a "double intent": fairness for the sport and restoring McLaren's championship standing after serving non-appealable penalties.
- The FIA International Court Hearing is conducted without public or media access to ensure confidentiality, with a decision to be published as soon as possible.
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Formula One's International Court of Appeal will meet in Paris on Tuesday to make a final decision on who finished third in the Monaco Grand Prix, more than two months after the race.
·Tallinn, Estonia
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FIA appeals court to adjudicate on Gasly’s Monaco GP podium finish
Alpine’s Pierre Gasly finished third but was demoted to seventh when two five-second penalties for pit-lane speeding were applied by stewards post-race, with Red Bull’s Isack Hadjar promoted to third and spraying the champagne.
·Chennai, India
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