This is the current debate in Formula 1: Is the penalty of 30 seconds to Fernando Alonso by run out of right rear view mirror in the middle of the race?
Thus, without anesthesia, criminalization may seem logical, but analyzing the context, the paradigm changes considerably.
The two-time F1 world champion suffered in his own flesh a beginner’s mistake of Lance Strollliterally flew through the air and managed to keep the car on track with an aerial counter-steering wheel.
After that, he changed tires and front nose and started a comeback that ended in seventh position… but the FIA left it on dead paper.
Alpine argues that at no time were they shown the black and orange flagthat a member of the FIA itself told them that the car was in excellent condition and that Haas filed his complaint 24 minutes late.
That is why this Thursday the faces of the three parties will be seen: the FIA, Haas and Alpine with a Fernando Alonso visibly angry on social networks in recent hours.
The verdict will come out after a meeting by video call that will take place this Thursday, October 27 at 6:00 p.m. in Mexico City, 01.00 hours on Friday in Spain.
remembering the forceful press conference of the Oviedo player After his sanction in qualifying for the 2006 Monza Grand Prix, if the FIA maintains Alonso’s sanction, Fernando could take the floor this weekend in Mexico… and he could be very blunt again.
