Franco Colapinto Reveals Talks with FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem After Dutch GP F1 Penalty Fallout
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Alpine’s “43” prepares for a new challenge in the Formula 1 season. Before the Italian Grand Prix, Franco expressed himself about the penalties suffered in Zandvoort and deepened in talks with the governing body.
Colapinto Closes the 'Zandvoort Case', but Doesn't Change His Mind About His Sanction #F1 #FVDigital
Following the Dutch Grand Prix, the stewards appointed for the Zandvoort weekend faced widespread criticism after penalties were handed out to Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad. Both drivers received drive-through penalties for each attempting to overtake while yellow flags were displayed, due to […]
Formula 1: The sanctions imposed on Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad at the Netherlands Grand Prix continue to be debated in Formula 1.
The sanctions imposed on Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad during the Dutch Grand Prix continue to be debated in Formula 1. Both had been penalized for exceeding under yellow flag regime after Max Verstappen's accident in the first round in Zandvoort, triggering numerous criticisms from drivers, fans and analysts, but also from Colapinto's main sponsor. Faced with accusations of bias against FIA commissioners, Mohammed (...)
Formula 1 News: Ben Sulayem rejects FIA bias claims
(GMM) FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem (pictured) has rejected suggestions that Formula 1 stewards are biased against particular drivers or nationalities following controversy at Zandvoort. Franco Colapinto and Arvid Lindblad were both penalized for overtaking under yellow flags after Max Verstappen’s opening-lap crash, prompting criticism from drivers, fans and analysts – even Colapinto’s main sponsor. Speaking at the FIA American Congress in…
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