Pierre Gasly has regained third place at the Monaco Grand Prix after Alpine overturned his pit‑lane speeding penalties.
Stewards accepted Alpine’s data showing Gasly never exceeded the 60km/h limit, correcting a calculation error caused by pit‑lane changes.
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The ruling restores Alpine’s first podium of the season and boosts Gasly to eighth in the championship. George Russell, who fell from third to 13th with a drive‑through penalty, remains the biggest loser from the controversy.
Oscar Piastri drops to fifth, while Lewis Hamilton’s penalty left his second place untouched.
