Is there any fair solution to Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix mess?

The Monaco Grand Prix has been embroiled in controversy after stewards revealed that the pit lane length had been measured inaccurately, leading to incorrect speeding penalties being issued to five drivers. Pierre Gasly's penalties were reversed following an Alpine Right of Review request, while George Russell, who failed to serve his penalty correctly during the race, received a stricter drive-through penalty that ended his points hopes. The situation has created an unresolved fairness dilemma, as some drivers already served their incorrect penalties during the race, making retroactive removal procedurally impossible.