Martin Brundle warns of Monaco F1 penalty 'chaos' amid protests

Martin Brundle has warned there may be “no simple resolution” to the “chaos” over penalties on the Monaco Grand Prix.

The penalty bonanza at Monaco intensified after Alpine efficiently overturned Pierre Gasly’s two pitlane rushing violations, ensuing within the Frenchman’s return to the rostrum in third place.

Gasly was one in all 5 drivers to obtain a time penalty for rushing within the pit lane at Monaco, however the staff believes the penalty was awarded in error.

Alpine efficiently overturns Gasly penalty

Mercedes have been granted the appropriate to enchantment George Russell’s penalty at Monaco following Alpine’s profitable enchantment. In the meantime, McLaren and Crimson Bull are contesting Monaco’s end result and protesting the choice to overturn Gasly’s penalty.

The state of affairs led to the embarrassing results of the Monaco Grand Prix, which remained provisional for nearly two weeks after the race ended.

Sky Sports activities F1 co-commentator and analyst Brundle believes the debacle has opened a “sophisticated and unsightly” can of worms for the world championship.

“Pierre Gasly was seventh at Alpine. He was third at Monaco the week earlier than however was reinstated on enchantment and his two rushing penalties from that race had been revoked,” Brundle wrote in his Sky Sports activities F1 column.

“It is a very complicated and unsightly resolution. Different drivers at Monaco have taken penalties and adjusted their methods accordingly, which ruined Russell’s race, however they weren’t post-race penalties, so retrospectively they didn’t change something.”

“This shall be appealed by the losers – Mercedes, McLaren and Crimson Bull. Ferrari just isn’t too involved as they’ve misplaced the factors to Mercedes and McLaren. This additionally units a precedent for not imposing race penalties evenly in an effort to protect the appropriate to contest after the race.”