Essentially, Pierre Gasly lost his podium.
While the likes of Oscar Piastri and George Russell lost out by serving their penalties during the race, incorrectly served in Russell's case with the Mercedes driver consequently incurring a driving sanction, Gasly's couple of five-second penalties were added to his race time, dropping him from third to seventh.
FIA stewards subsequently overturned the penalties on the 12th of June, meaning Gasly had been reinstated into third position, but this wasn't an option for the drivers who served their penalties during the race.
Both teams were therefore appealed the decision before the ICA.
The move was supported by Racing Bulls, whose drivers both lost a spot in the classification.
And the court ruled on Friday that.
The penalties do stand, so Gasly is back to seventh with fellow countryman Hadjar inheriting the third place.
So essentially, yeah, even though boy Hadjar still has hurt his wrists, luckily for him, he gets his podium back.
And unfortunately for Gasly, he loses his podium, and yeah... not so great news and uh to be honest Gasly unsurprisingly wasn't happy about this, Flappy or Brutore isn't happy about it either and uh To be honest, I don't even think they can even appeal it anymore.
So, hey, what's done is done.
They're supposed to just have to move forward with it, really.
These things happen, I guess.
To be honest, that whole Monaco GP was such a mess, and someone could strongly argue that maybe we should just throw out that entire round of points because of just how terrible they enforced these... speeding things in the pit lane because of where the timing beams were.
And, you know, I don't know.
That's just my opinion.
What do you guys think? Let us know in the comments.
Comment on the video, not video, the podcast episode or on maybe whatever clip disappears in some of the social media.
Another bit of news was the F1's governing body, the FIA, had declared a heat hazard for this weekend's Street Grand Prix.
I believe it was actually for this Monza Grand Prix meaning that the drivers now had to put on some cooling vests which or attached some ballasts to their cars.
The region around Milan and Monza was bracing for temperatures north of 35 degrees Celsius.
I don't know if that is in American, so it must be, I don't know, 90, 90 Fahrenheit of three donuts or something, I don't know.
Essentially, Pierre Gasly lost his podium.
While the likes of Oscar Piastri and George Russell lost out by serving their penalties during the race, incorrectly served in Russell's case with the Mercedes driver consequently incurring a driving sanction, Gasly's couple of five-second penalties were added to his race time, dropping him from third to seventh.
FIA stewards subsequently overturned the penalties on the 12th of June, meaning Gasly had been reinstated into third position, but this wasn't an option for the drivers who served their penalties during the race.
Both teams were therefore appealed the decision before the ICA.
The move was supported by Racing Bulls, whose drivers both lost a spot in the classification.
And the court ruled on Friday that.
The penalties do stand, so Gasly is back to seventh with fellow countryman Hadjar inheriting the third place.
So essentially, yeah, even though boy Hadjar still has hurt his wrists, luckily for him, he gets his podium back.
And unfortunately for Gasly, he loses his podium, and yeah... not so great news and uh to be honest Gasly unsurprisingly wasn't happy about this, Flappy or Brutore isn't happy about it either and uh To be honest, I don't even think they can even appeal it anymore.
So, hey, what's done is done.
They're supposed to just have to move forward with it, really.
These things happen, I guess.
To be honest, that whole Monaco GP was such a mess, and someone could strongly argue that maybe we should just throw out that entire round of points because of just how terrible they enforced these... speeding things in the pit lane because of where the timing beams were.
And, you know, I don't know.
That's just my opinion.
What do you guys think? Let us know in the comments.
Comment on the video, not video, the podcast episode or on maybe whatever clip disappears in some of the social media.
Another bit of news was the F1's governing body, the FIA, had declared a heat hazard for this weekend's Street Grand Prix.
I believe it was actually for this Monza Grand Prix meaning that the drivers now had to put on some cooling vests which or attached some ballasts to their cars.
The region around Milan and Monza was bracing for temperatures north of 35 degrees Celsius.
I don't know if that is in American, so it must be, I don't know, 90, 90 Fahrenheit of three donuts or something, I don't know.
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