Pierre Gasly and Franco Colapinto received post-race penalties at the Mexico Grand Prix, dropping them out of the points. Alpine drivers were investigated by FIA stewards for failing to slow under yellow flags. In provisional results, Colapinto finished eighth and Gasly 10th.
Gasly received a stop-and-go penalty converted to 30 seconds, while Colapinto faced a 10-second penalty. The Argentine driver was cleared in a double yellow sector due to insufficient warning. Final classification saw Gasly demoted to 17th and Colapinto to 15th.
Concurrent penalties for Oscar Piastri and others shuffled the points. Liam Lawson moved up to seventh, Gabriel Bortoleto into eighth, Isack Hadjar to ninth, and Ryo Hirakawa secured tenth place on his F1 debut for Haas, replacing the benched Esteban Ocon.
Source: Autosport F1 News · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing