Gasly lost his Monaco podium on Friday. On Saturday he took his first pole, at Monza.
The FIA's court of appeal reinstated a pit-lane speeding penalty and handed P3 to Hadjar. A day later Gasly put the Alpine on pole in front of Briatore.
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The appeal
formularacers_, at 572,000 views, reports the International Court of Appeal reinstated Gasly's Monaco penalties for speeding in the pit lane, dropping him to seventh and giving Isack Hadjar the podium. Briatore told the press one judge in the case has links to McLaren.
Robbed
Gasly's line, 'they've robbed us, this won't end here', has 152,000 views on Nachez98's post. Alpine has not said what the next step is.
Monza
F1's own post of the pole has 2.6 million views and 114,000 likes. F1BigData notes Gasly had 190 starts without a pole, the second most ever. The jokes about Briatore's mood and George Russell losing pole are the fun half of the room.