Colapinto issues social media ban threat after Tsunoda, Doohan abuse

Franco Colapinto warns against fan-hate and talks to Monaco about lack of trust, respect in the paddock and the challenges of a city course

Colapinto appeals directly to his fans ahead of F1 Monaco GP following online abuse received by Doohan and Tsunoda

Alpine driver Franco Colapinto has addressed the recent online abuse directed at Jack Doohan and Yuki Tsunoda by a subset of Argentine fans ahead of the F1 Monaco GP.  Colapinto’s return to F1 with Alpine has undoubtedly reinvigorated his passionate fanbase. Several media outlets, including Pit Debrief, had reported earlier in the year that Doohan... The post Colapinto appeals directly to his fans ahead of F1 Monaco GP following online abuse rec…

Monegasque pilot Charles Leclerc described the social media comments against Yuki Tsunoda and the Doohan family as “a shame” and on Thursday before his big house prize he asked to moderate this type of behavior. After last weekend’s race in Imola, Tsunoda received insults on his social networks for having made an offensive signal with his middle finger against the Argentine Franco Colapinto. To this was added a social media account that makes fa…

Franco Colapinto prepares for the Monáco Grand Prix after his irregular debut in Imola with Alpine. The Argentine will have to better his image on the street circuit and above all realize the impossible for the car to end healthy. In the previous one, the Pilarense spoke of a topic that has been emerging on social networks for a while and that affects and much competition: the online abuse. Days ago, the FIA and Alpine condemned the comments tha…

"Keep supporting as you always do, but without those hate messages or negative comments that affect others," the Alpine team driver said firmly. Details.

The Argentine pilot referred to episodes of violence on social networks.