The FIA International Court of Appeal will hear Audi's appeal against a stewards' decision involving Yuki Tsunoda at the Italian Grand Prix on 25 November.
The case concerns the restart of the race at Monza on 6 September. The race director ordered an additional formation lap after a red flag, and the stewards subsequently investigated whether Tsunoda had caused it.
Under the sporting regulation cited by the FIA, a driver responsible for an extra formation lap must start from the pit lane or receive a stop-and-go penalty. The stewards took no further action. Audi lodged its appeal on 9 September, arguing that Tsunoda caused the extra lap and should have received the penalty.
The FIA says the Paris hearing will be closed to the public and media for confidentiality reasons. Its decision will be published as soon as possible after the hearing.