Fernando Alonso is slandered by F1 stewards for penalties[F1-Gate.com]

Fernando Alonso and the Alpine F1 team accused Silvia Bellotto, the FIA ​​race steward, of being defamatory for Fernando Alonso’s penalty in the United States Grand Prix.

Fernando Alonso was penalized by 30 seconds after finishing the race in seventh place despite a serious accident with Lance Stroll.

Fernando Alonso’s mirrors were damaged in the accident and eventually fell off after a few laps.
After the race, the Haas F1 team formally protested against Fernando Alonso and Sergio Perez, who were also injured. Kevin Magnussen received three black and orange flags during the season for similar damage levels, which he complained as inconsistent.

Sergio Perez’s case was dismissed, but the stewards penalized Fernando Alonso’s car for not being safe despite passing the post-race checks.

The Alpine F1 Team contested the legitimacy of Haas’ protest after it was filed after the deadline.

On Thursday in Mexico, the Haas F1 team protest was overturned, restoring Fernando Alonso’s seventh place.

However, messages have been posted on social media denigrating FIA CEO Silvia Bellotto for making the decision to impose the sanction.

Fernando Alonso sentenced him.

“This kind of hateful behavior is unacceptable in sport and society,” Fernando Alonso wrote on Instagram.

“It is particularly regrettable that these comments are directed at one of the volunteers and officials of our sport.”

The Alpine F1 team also released a statement on social media condemning him.

“We are disappointed to learn of the unacceptable harassment suffered by FIA race commissioner Silvia Bellotto,” said the Alpine F1 Team.

“We do not tolerate any form of harassment or abuse in our sport and we condemn this practice.”

Category: F1 / FIA / Fernando Alonso / United States F1 Grand Prix / Alpine