Alpine Seeks FIA Review of Monaco GP Penalties
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Alpine Seeks FIA Review of Monaco GP Penalties

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Alpine has formally requested a "right of review" from the FIA following the Monaco Grand Prix. The team is challenging penalties that significantly altered their race outcome. This procedural move seeks to revisit the stewards' decisions regarding specific on-track infractions.

The penalties in question were issued to both Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto. Both drivers were hit with penalties for speeding in the pitlane during the event. These infractions occurred under racing conditions, leading to immediate consequences for the team's results.

Alpine maintains that the penalties had a severe impact on their final standing. The team states that the combined penalties cost them a podium finish. By exercising the "right of review," Alpine hopes to overturn the decisions made against Gasly and Colapinto, arguing that the speeding in the pitlane penalties were unjust or incorrectly applied.

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