Fernando Alonso has revealed he is planning talks with the FIA over what he perceives to be nationality bias when
Alonso sought clarification on the penalty rules after the China Sprint incident where Hamilton’s move caused a collision. Despite stewards deeming it a racing incident, Alonso felt he would have been penalized if he had done the same. He expressed concern that nationality might influence decisions, planning to discuss this issue with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Miami qualifying was disappointing for Alonso, landing him in P15 in Q1 and Q2 due to lacking pace. He acknowledged the challenging race ahead, hoping to score points with teammate Lance Stroll starting at P11.
