FIA to hear Alpine protest over Monaco Grand Prix result
The FIA will examine Alpine’s challenge to the Monaco Grand Prix classification following penalties that cost Pierre Gasly a podium finish.
The FIA has confirmed it will hear Alpine’s protest over the Monaco Grand Prix results after the team lodged a Right of Review following Pierre Gasly’s penalties.
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Gasly originally finished third on the road but dropped to seventh after receiving pit lane speeding penalties, which Alpine argue should be reconsidered given similar incidents involving other drivers.
A virtual hearing will take place on Thursday ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona, where stewards will first decide whether there is any significant new evidence to justify a review.
If so, a second session could follow shortly afterwards.A final decision could potentially impact the final classification of the Monaco race, where Gasly missed out on a podium finish.