Formula 1 Heads to Austria as Monaco Result Goes to Court

The Formula 1 race is going to Austria.

The topic is Formula 1.

The event happened on June 25, 2026, at 10:07 am.

Pierre Gasly was put back in third place in Monaco, which moved Oscar Piastri to fifth.

The Monaco Grand Prix happened on June 7, but the final result is not out yet.

Formula 1 is now in Austria for the Grand Prix, but two teams are trying to change the Monaco result.

Pierre Gasly finished third, then was moved to seventh, but was put back on the podium five days later.

This change led McLaren and Red Bull to appeal, and the case will be heard in court, with a result coming later.

What happened in the Monaco Grand Prix?

Kimi Antonelli from Mercedes won the race, but there was drama behind him.

Many drivers were caught speeding in the pit lane.

Kimi Antonelli led every lap and won, extending his lead in the championship.

Several drivers, including Gasly, Piastri, and Hamilton, were penalized for speeding in the pit lane.

The penalty for speeding is 5 seconds, which most drivers served.

Hamilton served his penalty during his second pit stop and finished second.

Piastri served his penalty but then fell behind Gasly.

Russell did not serve his penalty correctly and got a drive-through penalty, dropping him out of the top 10.

Gasly and Colapinto never got to serve their penalties because of a red flag.

The red flag stopped the race, and drivers went back to the pits for tire changes.

This meant penalties had to be applied after the race.

Gasly was moved to seventh after having 10 seconds added to his time.

A timing issue was found, and Gasly was put back in third place.

Gasly was very upset after the race.

He said he was heartbroken and did not know what to say.

Gasly thought he had set the right speed limiter and was hopeful his team could appeal.

Alpine asked for a review of the result and had hearings before the Barcelona Grand Prix.

Gasly's penalties were removed, and he was put back on the podium five days after the race.

Alpine argued that there was an error in measuring car speeds in the Monaco pit lane.

With Gasly back on the podium, other drivers were moved down, including Piastri and Hadjar.

McLaren and Red Bull are appealing against Gasly's podium.

After Gasly was reinstated, McLaren and Red Bull started the appeal process.

McLaren appealed to the FIA's International Court of Appeal against the documents that reinstated Gasly.

The Monaco Grand Prix had many talking points, including a celebrity watching her partner equal a record.

McLaren argued that overturning the result rewarded Gasly for not serving his penalties.

McLaren believes this decision raises questions about sporting fairness and regulatory consistency.

The team thinks this outcome could create sporting inequity and undermine confidence in the rules.

Red Bull also submitted an appeal, as reported by Autosport.

Mercedes has withdrawn its review of the Monaco Grand Prix result.

No driver was penalized more than George Russell in Monaco.

Russell was penalized for speeding, and his team failed to serve the penalty correctly.

Russell's drive-through penalty dropped him from third to out of the points.

Mercedes requested a review after Alpine successfully appealed for Gasly.

But Mercedes decided not to pursue the matter because it couldn't change the outcome.

Mercedes confirmed it has withdrawn its review submission.

The team explored options after Gasly's penalty was rescinded but decided not to continue.

The FIA and Formula 1 are reviewing the circumstances of the Monaco Grand Prix.

Mercedes believes further pursuit of the review won't help the team or the sport.

What happens now at the International Court of Appeal?

The ICA is an independent body with 36 judges elected by the FIA General Assembly.

Once an appeal is made, the team has 15 days to submit its grounds for appeal.

Lewis Hamilton has become a championship contender again with his recent win.

The respondent, the FIA, then has 15 days to respond.

There will be at least another 15 days before a hearing is held.

This means the hearing will likely happen in late July or August.

At the hearing, all parties will make statements and present evidence.

The president of the court will announce a date for the decision after the hearing.

The ICA can admit or dismiss the appeal and decide on the penalty.

A simple majority of judges is needed to make a decision, with the president having a tie-breaking vote.

The final result of the Monaco Grand Prix will likely not be known until August.

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