Autobayng News Team
The Monaco Grand Prix was one of the busiest ever seen for stewards’ investigations.
Here is every incident which was noted, investigated and served by a driver during or after the race.
Some investigations have not yet concluded. These will be added once they have been.
Sergio Perez
Pre-race practice start infringement: Reprimand
Out of position at start (first): Drive-through penalty
Leaving the track and gaining an advantage: Cleared
Out of position at start (second): 10-second time penalty
George Russell
Out of position at start: Cleared
Speeding in the pit lane: Five-second time penalty
Crossing the white line at pit exit: Cleared
Failing to serve five-second time penalty: Drive-through penalty
Lewis Hamilton
Speeding in the pit lane: Five-second time penalty
Safety Car infringement: Cleared
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France Colapinto
Speeding in the pit lane: Five-second time penalty
Causing a collision with Carlos Sainz Jnr: Cleared
Lance Stroll
Leaving the track and gaining an advantage: Five-second time penalty
Track limits: Five-second time penalty
Alexander Albon
Leaving the track and gaining an advantage: Cleared
Pierre Gasly
Speeding in the pit lane (first): Five-second time penalty
Speeding in the pit lane: Five-second time penalty – Alpine has requested a Right of Review hearing
Oscar Piastri
Speeding in the pit lane: Five-second time penalty
Isack Hadjar
Safety Car infringement: Cleared
Red flag infringement: No action
Nico Hulkenberg
Causing a collision with Carlos Sainz Jnr: 10-second time penalty
Ignores deleted lap times
This article will be updated
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2026 Monaco Grand Prix
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