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Alpine's Gasly Loses Monaco Podium After FIA Ruling

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The FIA's International Court of Appeal has upheld penalties against Pierre Gasly from the Monaco Grand Prix, resulting in his demotion from third to seventh place. Alpine has expressed dissatisfaction with the ruling, claiming they feel unjustly punished and highlighting the impact on their championship standings.

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First to reportAlpine feels 'unjustly punished' as Gasly loses Monaco podiumAlpine Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly has had his two five-second penalties reimposed and therefore lost his 2026 Monaco Grand Prix podium finish, againthe-race.comFri 4 Sep · 10:58 UTCRead their report →Updated championship points after FIA Court of Appeal reinstates Gasly’s Monaco GP penalties | Formula 1Alpine's deficit to Racing Bulls increases from three points to 16 after the Court of Appeal's decision demoted Pierre Gasly from third to seventh in the Monaco Grand Prix.RaceFansFri 4 Sep · 11:18 UTCRead →F1 championship standings after Monaco GP ruling: Alpine loses outAfter the FIA's International Court of Appeal ruled on Friday that Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix speeding penalties did stand, the impact on the standings is noteworthy. Gasly was one of several drivers who were caught speeding during the race in the principality, but it was found that the pitlane measurements were inaccurate, which paved the way for Alpine to successfully request a right ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFri 4 Sep · 12:35 UTCRead →

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