Fernando Alonso wants talks with the FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem after a what he feels is a potential anti-Spanish bias in stewarding decisions at recent F1 events.
Fernando Alonso is seeking talks with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem regarding what he perceives as an ‘anti-Spanish bias’ in recent stewarding decisions. Alonso’s concerns stem from penalties he received in races such as Australia and China, where he felt unfairly targeted. He also raised issues with incidents involving Lewis Hamilton in Miami, which were not thoroughly investigated by stewards. Stating that nationality may play a role in decisions, Alonso emphasized the importance of protecting not just himself but also future Spanish drivers. Despite facing challenges in recent races, Alonso remains determined to address the perceived biases and advocate for fair treatment.
