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.…
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