The FIA has set a date to hear Alpine’s request for a Right of Review hearing over Pierre Gasly’s Monaco Grand Prix penalties.
Alpine will meet the stewards via video conference on Thursday.
The team aims to overturn Gasly’s two five-second time penalties for exceeding the pit lane speed limit during Sunday’s race. An extra 10 seconds were added to his total time at the end of the race which dropped him from third place to seventh in the final classification.
Four other drivers also received pit lane speeding penalties during the race: Mercedes’ George Russell, McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton and Gasly’s team mate Franco Colapinto. Some drivers served their penalties during the race while others, like Gasly, took them afterwards.
Alpine warned Gasly before he first came into the pits that Russell had been penalised for speeding. After Gasly collected his first penalty the team told him to take extra care when passing through the pits. However he incurred a second penalty, something no other driver managed.
The last team to challenge a penalty decision through a Right of Review hearing was Williams. The team successfully overturned a decision which went against Carlos Sainz Jnr, but as he had already served his penalty during the race, it could not be rescinded.
F1 Right of Review requests since 2019
Date of decision
Team
Event
Incident
Outcome
21/6/2019
Ferrari
Canadian GP
Sebastian Vettel rejoined the track in an unsafe fashion
Failed
5/7/2020
Red Bull
Austrian GP
Lewis Hamilton failed to slow for yellow flags
Succeeded
2/5/2021
Alfa Romeo
Emilia Romagna GP
Kimi Raikkonen failed to re-establish the correct restart order
Failed
29/7/2021
Red Bull
British GP
Lewis Hamilton given a 10-second penalty for colliding with Max Verstappen (Red Bull sought harsher penalty)
Failed
9/8/2021
Aston Martin
Hungarian GP
Sebastian Vettel’s car disqualified for being underweight
Failed
19/11/2021
Mercedes
Brazilian GP
Max Verstappen forced Lewis Hamilton off the track
Failed
28/10/2022
Haas
United States GP
Haas submitted protest against Fernando Alonso too late
Succeeded
19/3/2023
Aston Martin
Saudi Arabian GP
Fernando Alonso failed to serve a five-second time penalty correctly
Succeeded
18/4/2023
Ferrari
Australian GP
Carlos Sainz Jnr collided with Fernando Alonso
Failed
2/7/2023
McLaren
Canadian GP
Lando Norris penalised for unsportsmanlike driving
Failed
9/11/2023
Haas
United States GP
Track limits breaches
Failed
5/5/2024
Aston Martin
Chinese GP
Fernando Alonso collided with Carlos Sainz Jnr
Failed
26/10/2024
McLaren
United States GP
Lando Norris was penalised for overtaking Max Verstappen off the track
Failed
13/9/2025
Williams
Dutch GP
Carlos Sainz Jnr was penalised for colliding with Liam Lawson
Succeeded
NB. ‘Right of Review’ requests are different to ‘protests’
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Keith Collantine