McLaren makes final decision on appeal after Alpine's successful Monaco Right of Review

After the conclusion of the Monaco Grand Prix, where Pierre Gasly crossed the finish line in third place, the Frenchman was hit with a total of a 10-second time penalty for speeding in the pit lane twice, relegating him to P7.

Later, after it was confirmed that Gasly had not exceeded the pit-lane speed limit, the stewards reinstated him to third place, dropping Isack Hadjar to fourth and Oscar Piastri to fifth after he had served his five-second time penalty during the race. McLaren has now decided to proceed with an appeal, the team confirmed, following GPblog’s earlier report of their intention to do so.

In its statement, the Woking-based team wrote: "McLaren Racing can confirm that it has formally lodged a notification of appeal with the FIA International Court of Appeal regarding the following decisions related to the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix: Stewards Document 99; Revised Final Race Classification Document 100; Revised Championship Points Document 101.