Alonso’s Integritous Intentions Stand Firm in the Shadows of F1 Controversy

Alonso's Integritous Intentions Stand Firm in the Shadows of F1 Controversy

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Alonso received a drive-through penalty after the race at Melbourne’s Albert Park, which was turned into a 20-second time penalty due to his erratic driving behavior while battling George Russell. The penalty dropped Alonso from sixth to eighth place, a decision he expressed disappointment in, emphasizing safety at high speeds. Aston Martin’s team principal, Krack, supported Alonso’s actions, citing his vast experience and skill as a driver. The team opted not to appeal the penalty within the 96-hour window, as no significant new evidence was available to support their case. The stewards’ decision was based on Alonso’s unusual deceleration before his normal braking point, which was deemed potentially dangerous, despite uncertainties about his intent. Krack acknowledged the penalty was tough to accept, but without new evidence, they had to respect the decision within the updated appeal timeframe in the current FIA International Sporting Code.

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