The FIA, the governing body of Formula One, restored Isack Hadjar of Red Bull to third place on the podium for the Monaco Grand Prix held in June. ^[1] The FIA's International Court of Appeal ruled on Friday that Alpine driver Pierre Gasly was stripped of third place at the Monaco Grand Prix. ^[2] Pierre Gasly finished third on the track on June 7 but was initially penalized with two five-second time penalties for speeding in the pit lane. ^[3] Pierre Gasly of Alpine was relegated to seventh place for the second time following the FIA's decision. ^[4] Pierre Gasly was demoted to seventh position for failing to serve a penalty for over-speeding in the pitlane. ^[5] The FIA's International Court of Appeal reversed the initial appeal decision regarding Pierre Gasly's penalty. ^[6] The FIA's recent decision to uphold the penalties has officially reinstated Hadjar's position on the podium. ^[7] Alpine won an initial appeal that had granted Pierre Gasly the podium finish. ^[8]