McLaren launch appeal against Gasly penalty reverse (opens original article in a new tab)
McLaren appeals FIA's decision to reverse Pierre Gasly's Monaco Grand Prix pit-lane speeding penalty, citing concerns over sporting fairness and regulatory consistency.
- McLaren appeals FIA's decision to overturn Pierre Gasly's pit-lane speeding penalty
- FIA found pit-lane speed limit was miscalculated during Monaco Grand Prix
- Gasly's penalty removal demoted Red Bull's Isack Hadjar from podium and McLaren's Oscar Piastri from fourth to fifth
- McLaren claims penalty removal creates sporting inequity and undermines regulatory consistency
- Stewards were not informed of pit-lane measurement issues raised by teams during the weekend
- Gasly's penalty was overturned after evidence showed drivers could take a shorter pit-lane route
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