Briatore Questions Monaco GP Appeal Integrity Amid McLaren Response

RacingNews365+ 3 moreFri 4 Sep · 13:25 UTCupdated Mon 7 Sep · 22:58 UTCHave your say

Image via RacingNews365

The story so farNeutral summary generated from 6 sources

Flavio Briatore, Alpine's team principal, raised concerns about the integrity of the appeal process regarding the Monaco Grand Prix results during a press conference at Monza. McLaren responded strongly to Briatore's allegations, describing them as insulting and unfounded.

Full coverage · 6 articles

First to report

McLaren hit back at 'insulting' Flavio Briatore allegationsThere was quite a sensational war of words between these two team bosses on Friday at Monza!

RacingNews365Fri 4 Sep · 13:25 UTCRead their report →

Flavio Briatore accuses ‘very nasty’ judge of McLaren bias in explosive rantFlavio Briatore has aimed some explosive allegations at McLaren's door following a hearing into the result of the Monaco Grand Prix.

CrashFri 4 Sep · 13:27 UTCRead →

McLaren 'insulted' by Flavio Briatore allegations in heated Monaco falloutAndrea Stella warned Alpine boss Flavio Briatore against making "serious" allegations against McLaren and the FIA Court of Appeal in a heated press conference exchange.

CrashFri 4 Sep · 13:30 UTCRead →

Flavio Briatore questions Monaco GP appeal integrity in explosive Monza press conferenceAlpine Formula 1 boss Flavio Briatore has questioned the fairness of the appeal procedure against the Monaco Grand Prix results, claiming one judge has a close relationship with McLaren. Pierre Gasly was one of several drivers penalised in Monaco for exceeding the pitlane speed limit, which was later found to be the result of an incorrect measurement by FOM. Gasly lost his third place, but ... Keep reading

Motorsport.comFri 4 Sep · 14:18 UTCRead →

Briatore questions Monaco GP appeal integrity in explosive Italian GP press conferenceAlpine Formula 1 boss Flavio Briatore has questioned the fairness of the appeal procedure against the Monaco Grand Prix results, claiming one judge has a close relationship with McLaren. Pierre Gasly was one of several drivers penalised in Monaco for exceeding the pitlane speed limit, which was later found to be the result of an incorrect measurement by FOM. Gasly lost his third place, but ... Keep reading

AutosportFri 4 Sep · 14:26 UTCRead →

Show 1 more from other outletsShow fewer

McLaren 'insulted' as Briatore fires extraordinary FIA accusationThe FIA's International Court of Appeal verdict surrounding McLaren and Red Bull's protest against the results of the Monaco Grand Prix caused chaos on the opening day of the Italian Grand Prix. It was announced that McLaren and Red Bull's appeal had been upheld, with Pierre Gasly being stripped of his Monaco podium and demoted from third to seventh. Isack Hadjar has regained his Monaco rostrum as a result. It has led to fiery comments from Flavio Briatore, who has fired a staggering accusation at both McLaren and the FIA.

RacingNews365Fri 4 Sep · 15:45 UTCRead →

Loading comments…