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FIA and Alpine Stand Against Online Abuse of Yuki Tsunoda

Recent incidents during the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix have sparked significant backlash against Yuki Tsunoda, prompting denunciations from both the Alpine team and the FIA. Following a practice session clash with Franco Colapinto, Tsunoda faced unwarranted online abuse that highlights the darker side of motorsport fandom.

Our Take:

It is crucial for the motorsport community to unite against online harassment and foster an environment of support and respect for all drivers. Tsunoda's experience is a reminder that incidents can happen on track, but the reactions off track must be mature and constructive, promoting sportsmanship rather than hostility.

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Unveiling the 2025 Canadian Grand Prix: First Practice Insights

Colapinto Faces Challenges as He Strives for Alpine F1 Breakthrough

Franco Colapinto Seeks Balance with Alpine Ahead of Canadian GP

McLaren Unveils Innovative Front Wing Ahead of Canadian GP