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The FIA and the Alpine F1 team have both issued a public rebuke of the online abuse aimed at Yuki Tsunoda over the Emilia-Romagna GP weekend.
The FIA and the Alpine Formula 1 team publicly condemned the online abuse directed at Yuki Tsunoda during the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix weekend. Tsunoda faced abusive messages from fans of Franco Colapinto, who impeded him during FP1 at Imola. Colapinto, making his F1 return, acknowledged Tsunoda’s frustration and urged his fans to remain calm. Alpine issued a statement denouncing the incident and promoting respectful fan behavior in F1. FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem expressed full support for Tsunoda and Colapinto, condemning online abuse and emphasizing the importance of unity and respect in motorsport. The United Against Online Abuse campaign aims to raise awareness and create a safer, more supportive environment in the sport.
