Red Bull joins McLaren in lodging appeal after Gasly reclaims Monaco P3 from Hadjar

The Austrian team's main concerns with the decision are the sporting implications and the potential consequences arising from this decision, this website has learned.

Gasly originally crossed the line in third place at the Monaco Grand Prix, but dropped to seventh after a 10-second time penalty was applied. As a result, Isack Hadjar was provisionally promoted to the podium and celebrated alongside Kimi Antonelli and Lewis Hamilton. However, following Alpine's successful Right of Review, Gasly's penalties were overturned and he was reinstated to third place. That also meant Hadjar was denied what would have been his first podium for the Austrian team. The two teams are now in contact about arranging the transfer of the third-place trophy.