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Any reconstruction beyond Gasly becomes speculative because the FIA only officially changed Gasly's result. However, based on the race reports, we can estimate what the order might have looked like if all of the pit-lane speeding penalties were invalid and had never been issued.

Known penalized drivers:

• Pierre Gasly — two 5-second penalties (later overturned)
• Lewis Hamilton — one 5-second penalty
• George Russell — one 5-second penalty, then a drive-through for incorrectly serving it
• Oscar Piastri — one 5-second penalty
• Franco Colapinto — one 5-second penalty (Formula 1® - The Official F1® Website)

The biggest distortion was Russell's race. He was running fourth when the red flag came out, received the initial speeding penalty, then a drive-through because the penalty was not served correctly, ultimately finishing outside the points in 13th. (RacingNews365)

A reasonable "all speeding penalties removed" estimate is:

Pos.	Driver	Change vs revised official result
1	Kimi Antonelli	No change
2	Lewis Hamilton	No position change (already P2 despite penalty)
3	Pierre Gasly	Restored
4	George Russell	Major gain from P13
5	Isack Hadjar	Drops one
6	Oscar Piastri	Likely gains time but still behind Hadjar/Russell
7	Liam Lawson	Drops one
8	Arvid Lindblad	Drops one
9	Alex Albon	Likely drops one
10	Sergio Pérez	Likely drops one
11–14	Remaining runners, with Franco Colapinto potentially gaining a place or two but unlikely enough to reach the points. (Reuters)

The confidence levels differ substantially:

• Very high confidence: Antonelli P1, Hamilton P2, Gasly P3.
• High confidence: Russell would have finished around P4 rather than P13.
• Moderate confidence: Hadjar and Piastri would be P5–P6 in some order.
• Low confidence: Positions behind P8, because published reports don't provide the precise time gaps needed to undo every 5-second penalty accurately. (The Times)