Judges will take weeks to rule on Formula One's Monaco GP appeal

LONDON, Aug 26 : Appeal court judges will take two to three weeks to decide the final results of June's Monaco Grand Prix after a hearing on Tuesday, Formula One's governing body said.The FIA's international court of appeal met behind closed doors in Paris in a case that will determine whether third place stays with Alpine's Pierre Gasly or goes to Red Bull's Isack Hadjar, with knock-on effects for others immediately behind.Gasly finished third on track on June 7 but was demoted to seventh when two five-second penalties for pit-lane speeding were applied post-race, with fellow Frenchman Hadjar promoted to third and spraying the champagne.That decision was overturned after a right to review on June 12, stewards accepting Renault-owned Alpine's evidence that there had been a timekeeping erro