The Monaco Grand Prix, known for its dramatic twists, saw its results dramatically altered two hours after the race concluded due to a series of penalties. Pierre Gasly initially crossed the finish line in third place but was subsequently demoted to seventh after receiving two penalties for exceeding the pitlane speed limit by slight margins. This change allowed Isack Hadjar, who finished fourth, to be promoted to third place. Alpine has since filed for a review of Gasly's penalties, arguing that his car settings were within regulations. In another twist, Sergio Perez was handed a retrospective 10-second penalty for a starting box infringement, which dropped him from 10th to 15th place, resulting in Cadillac losing what would have been their first championship point. Meanwhile, Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin climbed into the points, finishing 10th due to Perez's demotion. The race was marked by widespread penalties affecting several drivers, including George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, contributing to the overall chaos of the event.