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Fernando Alonso believes FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem is “always on board” with Formula 1 drivers’ opinions amid the Spaniard’s
Alonso expressed his dissatisfaction with Lewis Hamilton being exonerated after a collision in the Miami Sprint, insinuating it was due to nationality bias. He vowed to discuss the matter with Mohammed Ben Sulayem of the FIA to safeguard the future of Spanish drivers. Following the Grand Prix in Miami, Alonso was content after turning a 15th place start into a respectable 9th place finish and praised the constructive dialogue held with Ben Sulayem. Alonso highlighted that Ben Sulayem is receptive to drivers’ feedback, acknowledging their unique perspective on improving Formula 1 for consistency. Despite disagreements with stewards, particularly incidents in Australia and China resulting in penalties, Alonso remains proactive in voicing concerns to uphold fair racing standards. Despite past controversies involving lobbying for overturned penalties, Alonso remains determined to advocate for driver representation in future stewarding decisions.
