Alpine has won a review of Pierre Gasly’s podium-robbing penalties in the Monaco Grand Prix because Formula 1 used an inaccurate pitlane distance to measure the speeds of cars.
Alpine has won a review of Pierre Gasly’s podium-robbing penalties in the Monaco Grand Prix because Formula 1 used an inaccurate pitlane distance to measure the speeds of cars.
That error shouldn’t have come as a shock, considering they handed out what must’ve been more pit lane speeding penalties than ever before.
“Shock” is typical The Race clickbait.
I don’t think much will come of this, though. Fact is that the drivers who didn’t cut the white lines didn’t get any penalties.