The Alpine F1 team has issued a lengthy statement in which it has addressed various concerns.
The team monitors its channels closely, utilizing tools to moderate comments not aligned with community guidelines. Regular dialogue is maintained with Formula One and the FIA to address and mitigate issues in the future.
The FIA reviewed the incident involving Franco and Ollie during the race and found no further action necessary.
The team condemns hateful behavior towards Franco following the incident with Ollie Bearman in Suzuka. Priority is the safety and wellbeing of the drivers, with Ollie reportedly doing fine.
The team denounces abusive messages directed at Franco after the recent race in Japan, mirroring the response to threats against Esteban Ocon post a collision in China.
The stance remains firm – social media should foster unity, shared experiences, and respectful debates, while rejecting hatred and bullying.
Alpine released a statement addressing threats towards drivers and refuting claims of sabotage in Franco Colapinto’s case. The team emphasizes the importance of a united Formula One community in enjoying the sport.
