Alpine won back Pierre Gasly's podium, but the admission of an error could leave rivals asking what comes

The Monaco pit lane fiasco has a new chapter. McLaren has now filed a notice of intention to appeal the Monaco Grand Prix results, per broadcaster Jennie Gow, who reported the development on Friday ahead of first practice in Barcelona.

Pierre Gasly has been reinstated to the Monaco Grand Prix podium, leading to an outburst of frustration from other teams. The recent race finished with Kimi Antonelli taking the win, Lewis Hamilton in second, and Isack Hadjar finishing on the podium.

Mercedes is considering launching legal action over George Russell’s scoreless Monaco Grand Prix, while McLaren and Red Bull indicate they will appeal today's decision to overturn the penalty to Pierre Gasly.

GEORGE RUSSELL says his Monaco penalty woes are “another kick in the balls”.  The British 28-year-old was hit with two penalties in Monte Carlo last time out to blow his chances of a podium.

Pierre Gasly has been reinstated to third place at last weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix after the stewards rescinded two of his penalties.

Pierre Gasly has had his podium at the Monaco Grand Prix restored after Alpine won a right of review by the stewards.