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Monaco GP penalty saga continues as Mercedes withdraws appeal

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The Formula 1 controversy over pitlane speeding penalties at the Monaco Grand Prix remains unresolved nearly two weeks after the race. Alpine secured a reinstated podium for Pierre Gasly following a successful right of review, prompting appeals from McLaren and Red Bull. Mercedes has now withdrawn its own review request regarding George Russell.

Alpine and Pierre Gasly have explained the French driver's crash at the end of Free Practice 2 at Spa-Francorchamps ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix.

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McLaren and Red Bull have appealed the stewards' decision to restore Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix podium after a timing error led to erroneous penalties. The case will go before the FIA's International Court of Appeal in Geneva. A hearing is expected in July.

Pierre Gasly says he has been robbed of a podium finish in the Monaco Grand Prix after two pit lane speeding penalties dropped him from third to seventh. Alpine has announced it will request a right of review from the FIA.

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Pierre Gasly crossed the line in third place at the Monaco Grand Prix but two five-second penalties for speeding in the pit lane dropped him out of the podium. Alpine requested a review from the FIA.

Pierre Gasly believes Alpine Formula 1 has the potential to challenge McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull in 2026 after a strong Chinese Grand Prix. The French driver finished sixth in Shanghai, outqualifying Red Bulls and nearly securing fifth before a safety car intervention. This result marks the team's best since fifth in the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix.

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The Formula 1 pre-season tests concluded at the Sakhir circuit in Bahrain, where Pierre Gasly will complete the final sessions with Alpine. Argentine driver Franco Colapinto ended his involvement with a strong performance and stirred buzz on social media. The French pilot will drive the new A526 model in two final sessions.

 

 

 

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