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via PlanetF1Red Bull and McLaren Win Appeal Over Gasly's Monaco PenaltyRed Bull and McLaren have successfully appealed the decision regarding Pierre Gasly's penalty from the Monaco Grand Prix. The outcome has prompted Alpine to call for changes to prevent similar issues in the future.
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via Motorsport WeekRed Bull and McLaren Win Appeal Over Monaco Grand Prix ResultsThe FIA has reinstated Isack Hadjar's podium finish from the Monaco Grand Prix after a successful appeal by Red Bull and McLaren. This decision also reaffirms the penalties imposed on Pierre Gasly, altering the race results once again.
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via RacingNews365FIA Revises 2026 Monaco Grand Prix Results and StandingsThe FIA has officially updated the results of the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, altering the championship standings. This revision comes after Pierre Gasly was stripped of his podium finish following appeals.
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via the-race.comAlpine's Gasly Loses Monaco Podium After FIA RulingThe 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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via CrashMonaco Grand Prix Results Adjusted After Red Bull-McLaren AppealThe results of the Monaco Grand Prix have been revised following a successful appeal by Red Bull and McLaren. This change impacts the 2026 Formula 1 championship standings, particularly concerning Pierre Gasly's penalty.
Fri 4 Sep · 10:47 UTC
via RacingNews365Pierre Gasly Stripped of Monaco GP Podium After FIA RulingPierre Gasly has lost his podium finish at the Monaco Grand Prix for the second time following a ruling by the FIA International Court of Appeal. The court upheld penalties against Gasly, allowing Isack Hadjar to reclaim the third-place position.+ 16 moreFri 4 Sep · 10:36 UTCICA decision-2026-06-07-08-09 – Hearing 25 08 26 – McLaren and Red Bull - 2026 FIA Formula One World ChampionshipSport news Hearing Case ICA-2026-06-07-08-09: Appeals lodged by McLaren Racing Limited and Red Bull Racing Limited against Decisions No. 1 and No. 2 dated 12 June 2026 contained in Document 99 of the Stewards of the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, counting towards the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship. On 7 June 2026, having received reports from the Race Director of the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix, counting towards the 2026 FIA Formula One Word Championship, the Stewards decided to impose two five-second time penalties to Car No. 10, driver Pierre Gasly (Documents 73 and 75) for pit-lane speeding during the Race in breach of Article B1.6.3a of the 2026 FIA Formula One Regulations - Section B. On the same day, the Stewards received two petitions for Review under Article 14 of the FIA International Sporting Code from BWT Alpine F1 Team in respect of the aforementioned decisions of the Stewards of the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix. On 12 June 2026, the Stewards determined that there was a significant and relevant new element that was unavailable to them at the time of their decisions contained in Documents 73 and 75. They decided to rescind both 5-second time penalties imposed on Car No. 10 (Document 99), amend the Race Classification (Document 100) and recalculate the Drivers’ and Constructors’ Championship points (Document 101). On 16 June 2026, McLaren Racing Limited and Red Bull Racing Limited lodged an appeal against the above Stewards’ Decisions before the ICA. Decision of the International Court of Appeal The Court, after having heard the parties and examined their submissions, decided to: - declare the appeals admissible; - grant the appeals and set aside Decisions No. 1 and 2 dated 12 June 2026 contained in Document 99 of the Stewards of the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix counting towards the 2026 FIA Formula One World Championship; - declare that the two five-second time penalties imposed on the driver of Car No. 10, Pierre Gasly, by Documents 73 and 75 stand, and exercising the powers conferred by Articles 14.12.1 and 14.12.2 of the Judicial and Disciplinary Rules, reimpose them; and - order the competent Sporting Authority to draw, as appropriate, the consequences of this ruling, including the amendment of Documents 100 (Revised Final Race Classification) and 101 (Revised Championship Points). The International Court of Appeal was presided over by Mr Michael Grech (Malta), and included, Mr Tomas Borec (Slovakia), Mr Luigi Fumagalli (Italy) and Mr Filippo Marchino (USA/Italy). The full decision is available here . Note to Editors The International Tribunal (IT) and the International Court of Appeal (ICA), comprising 36 judges highly experimented, were established by the FIA as independent jurisdictions in 2011. Their seat is based in Paris. In accordance with good governance and fair trial principles, the IT and the ICA are independent bodies with their own administration detached from the main structure of the FIA. FIA Formula One World Championship Formula 1 F1 SEASON 2026 Sport Circuit 1SportFIA Formula One World ChampionshipCircuitF1SEASON 2026Formula 100 Friday, September 4, 2026 - 12:36pm Friday, September 4, 2026 - 12:36pm
via gpfans.comMonaco built a new $2.3bn district in the sea and F1 star Max Verstappen moved inMonaco has unveiled a new $2.3 billion district called Mareterra, which opened in 2024 and expanded the principality's size by 3 percent. The development features luxury residences, including apartments and villas, as well as commercial spaces and a marina. Max Verstappen, a prominent F1 driver, has moved into this new area and highlighted it to his fellow racers during an event in Monaco.
The Mareterra project was initiated by Prince Albert II in 2013, with construction starting in 2017 after seabed preparations. Property prices in Mareterra are exceptionally high, with listings starting at $75.3 million and the most expensive sale reaching $546 million. The area is home to many F1 drivers, reflecting the sport's strong ties to Monaco.
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via Formula1.comWhat are the F1 Fantasy strategies for Italy and Spain?The article provides a preview for the upcoming Italian and Spanish Grands Prix, emphasizing the importance of strategic planning for F1 Fantasy players. It highlights the unique characteristics of Monza, known for its speed and overtaking opportunities, and the challenges posed by the new Madring circuit in Madrid.
Key drivers to consider include Kimi Antonelli, who faces a grid penalty but has potential for significant points, and Charles Leclerc, who has a strong record at Monza. The article also discusses the performance of teams like McLaren and Ferrari, suggesting they could be valuable picks for fantasy line-ups during this back-to-back race weekend.
Wed 2 Sep · 16:29 UTC
via PlanetF1FIA monitoring Madring as president casts ‘adventure’ verdict ahead of Spanish GPThe Madring, a new street circuit in Madrid, will host the Spanish Grand Prix, replacing the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem has expressed optimism about the event despite acknowledging complications in the homologation process. He will be present at the race, which is set to take place next week following the Italian Grand Prix.
The Madring features notable elements such as the banked Turn 12, which is expected to be a highlight for drivers. During a recent Formula 3 test, the circuit faced numerous red flags, indicating challenges in its layout. Overall, the FIA is closely monitoring the situation as the inaugural Formula 1 event approaches.Wed 2 Sep · 08:29 UTC
via grandprix.comMadring impresses first drivers but overtaking may be difficultThe Madring circuit in Madrid has received positive feedback from drivers following its first Formula 3 test, with Bruno del Pino highlighting its fast and demanding nature. However, he raised concerns about the potential difficulty of overtaking due to the close proximity of the walls and the tendency for cars to form a train during the race.
The test involved 30 drivers and served as both a circuit evaluation and a rehearsal for race organization. The inaugural Spanish Grand Prix is set to take place at Madring from September 11-13, 2026, with the aim of addressing any issues before the event.
via CrashClassic F1 cars out in Monaco for Ocean's Eleven movie prequelThe upcoming Ocean's Eleven prequel will focus on the 1962 Monaco Grand Prix, showcasing classic F1 cars and involving over 300 extras dressed in period attire. Filming is currently taking place in Monaco, where the iconic race layout is being utilized to recreate the historical event, although some inaccuracies in car models have been noted by fans. The film is set to be released on June 25, 2027, and is directed by Bradley Cooper, featuring a notable cast including Margot Robbie and Wagner Moura.
The real 1962 Monaco Grand Prix saw only eight of the 22 competitors finish, with Bruce McLaren emerging victorious. The Ocean's franchise has a history with Formula 1, having previously featured a promotional tie-in for Ocean's 12 in 2004, which included a diamond mystery involving a Jaguar car. This new film aims to blend the excitement of F1 with the heist genre, although it may take creative liberties with the actual events of the race.Mon 31 Aug · 09:38 UTC
via gpfans.comNew F1 track poses huge driver traps after 19 red flags stop running at test eventThe Madring circuit is set to debut as the new venue for the Spanish Grand Prix on September 13, 2026. During a recent two-day test, F3 cars encountered significant challenges, resulting in 19 red flags due to crashes against the circuit's concrete walls. The testing highlighted the circuit's difficulty, with incidents occurring at multiple turns but notably avoiding the high-speed Monumental corner at Turn 12.
Freddie Slater, part of the Audi driver development program, recorded the fastest time during the test and praised the track's character. The event involved extensive safety measures, including numerous marshals and medical personnel. As the F1 teams prepare for the upcoming race, the Madring is anticipated to provide a unique and demanding experience for drivers and fans alike.Mon 31 Aug · 08:57 UTC
via grandprix.comPolice investigate cable theft at MadringSpanish police are currently investigating the theft of approximately 300 metres of cable from generators at the Madring circuit, which is set to host its first Formula 1 Grand Prix in September 2026. The theft was discovered in a tunnel area of the 5.4-kilometre track, and while no arrests have been made, the authorities have not indicated that this incident will affect the upcoming race schedule.
The circuit recently completed two days of Formula 3 testing, which demonstrated that the cars could run and the main operational systems were functioning. Despite the theft, preparations for the Grand Prix continue, although the incident adds an unexpected challenge for the organizers as they finalize arrangements for the event.
via gpfans.comNew F1 track is 'illegal' claim furious locals with court challenge plannedResidents of Madrid are voicing strong opposition to the new Madring circuit, claiming it is illegal and will create significant noise pollution. The protests have been ongoing since the construction began over a year ago, with local spokesperson Constantino Blanco warning of potential public health issues due to the expected noise levels during the race weekend.
Blanco has labeled the race day as a 'day of reckoning' and is preparing to gather evidence to support a legal challenge against the event. He argues that the circuit's noise levels are excessive and that the local community feels their concerns are being ignored, despite a perceived silent majority opposing the project.Sun 30 Aug · 17:45 UTC
via Motorsport.comBradley Cooper transforms Monaco for 1962 grand prix "Ocean's Eleven" prequel shootBradley Cooper and Margot Robbie are currently filming scenes for an Ocean's Eleven prequel in Monaco, with a storyline set during the 1962 Monaco Grand Prix. The production has transformed the famous street circuit back to the 1960s, featuring replica vintage Formula 1 cars and utilizing various iconic locations in Monaco over a five-day shoot from August 24 to August 28, 2026.
The film, directed by Cooper, explores the backstory of Danny Ocean's parents, played by him and Robbie. The project, currently titled Sandcastles, is set to be released on June 25, 2027, and includes a notable cast alongside Cooper and Robbie, such as Wagner Moura and Monica Barbaro. The 1962 Monaco Grand Prix itself was won by Bruce McLaren, adding historical significance to the film's setting.
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via gpfans.comMonaco Grand Prix given major change as 1960s look restoredThe Monaco Grand Prix, a staple of the Formula 1 calendar since 1950, has undergone numerous changes to its track layout over the years. Recently, filming for an Ocean's Eleven prequel took place in Monaco, featuring iconic F1 locations and a storyline centered around the 1962 Monaco Grand Prix, where Bruce McLaren emerged victorious.
The filming showcased classic F1 cars on the historic track, highlighting the differences in safety measures from the past. Despite some inaccuracies, such as cars racing in the opposite direction, the project aims to evoke the nostalgia of 1960s Monaco, further intertwining the world of film and motorsport.Sun 30 Aug · 09:57 UTC
via PlanetF1Norris signs new contract, ‘nowhere to hide’ for Red Bull, Madring chaos – roundupLando Norris has officially extended his contract with McLaren, committing to the team until at least the end of the 2030 season, which includes an option for further extension. This announcement follows Max Verstappen's similar commitment to Red Bull, both drivers solidifying their futures in Formula 1. Meanwhile, Cadillac has made a significant leadership change, replacing Graeme Lowdon with Marcin Budkowski as team principal, raising questions about the team's direction in its debut season.
In other news, the Madring circuit is preparing for its first race, having faced numerous red flags during an F3 test. The upcoming Spanish Grand Prix is scheduled for September 13, 2026. Red Bull is currently under scrutiny for its lackluster performance at the Dutch Grand Prix, with team principal Laurent Mekies acknowledging the need for investigation after Verstappen's retirement and Lawson's significant time gap to the leaders.Sat 29 Aug · 18:13 UTC
via PlanetF1First Madring clues: red flag chaos, Monaco and Macau comparison, ‘most adrenaline of season’The Madring, set to host its inaugural Spanish Grand Prix in September 2026, faced significant challenges during Formula 3 testing, resulting in 19 red flags over two days. Most stoppages were caused by drivers making contact with barriers, particularly at the tight Turns 5, 6, and 17, leading to comparisons with the demanding circuits of Monaco and Macau. Despite the incidents, the new layout has received positive feedback from drivers, highlighting its adrenaline-inducing nature.
As the Formula 1 event approaches, preparations continue with the circuit featuring a mix of street and permanent racing elements. Notably, Turn 12, dubbed 'La Monumental', is set to become the longest banked corner in the sport. With Carlos Sainz as an ambassador and Ferrari being the only team to have tested there, the anticipation for the first race at the Madring is building.Sat 29 Aug · 05:26 UTC
via gpfans.comFIA set to announce final F1 Monaco GP result THREE months after the raceThe FIA is set to announce the final results of the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix in September, following an appeal from McLaren and Red Bull regarding penalties issued during the race. The controversy arose after Pierre Gasly's penalties were rescinded due to a timing error, which led to his reinstatement on the podium while other drivers who served penalties were not compensated for the mistake.
Andrea Stella, McLaren's team principal, highlighted the importance of fairness in the appeal process, as the inconsistency in penalty enforcement impacted their championship points. The FIA's decision on the appeal is expected within the next few weeks, marking a significant delay since the race occurred three months prior.Fri 28 Aug · 08:00 UTCPage 7 of 10