Red Bull rookie Isack Hadjar could lose his maiden Formula 1 podium finish from the Monaco Grand Prix after race stewards summoned him for a potential technical infringement. The 20-year-old finished third behind Mercedes winner Kimi Antonelli and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton, but his celebrations may prove premature.

Stewards are investigating whether Red Bull violated Article B5.14.4.a by working on Hadjar's RB22 during the late red flag period. However, the team immediately stopped when questioned and reverted the car to its previous state without replacing parts. This could prove significant in determining any penalty.

If Hadjar receives a time penalty or disqualification, McLaren's Oscar Piastri will inherit third place for a second podium of the season. The chaotic race featured late crashes involving Lance Stroll and Charles Leclerc, plus track surface issues at the final corner that contributed to the red flag.

The stewards' decision will directly impact both drivers' championship standings and Red Bull's constructor points. Hadjar's first podium represents crucial momentum for the rookie, while Piastri needs every points finish to close the gap on championship leaders.