Famous. Alonso was dubbed F1’s bad boy due to his two stints at McLaren
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Fernando Alonso is not someone who can be kept quiet. For months he’s been complaining that drivers are violating track limit guidelines to no avail, but then in Russia, he pulled off a frantic using the runoff zone that allowed him to take advantage. Upon hearing comments about the legality of the move, an irritated Alonso admitted that he was waiting to see questions asked about it in Istanbul. He claimed that double standards exist for different drivers of different nationalities.
“[It was] Just to confirm that when I do things, they have different behavior and have a different effect on the following event. So now, maybe they turn the run-off zone into laps in the first two corners. I’ve been an idiot on the track for most of the championship, while I’ve been overtaken for the first couple of races by several guys from outside the asphalt,” he said.
“Even in Austria, I remember Austria 1 and Austria 2 and nothing happened. There were no questions in the following races. Now after Sochi, there is a question. It is a confirmation. Different for different people The rules are different, or different, let’s say, talks week after week for different people. Let’s see, next who crosses the white line at the entrance of the pit, let’s see what nationality he is and What penalty will he get,” he said, quipping over the incident with Lando Norris at McLaren who escaped the penalty.
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Many noted that Norris should have been punished for crossing the white line upon entry into the pit, including Alfa Romeo team boss Frederic Vasseur, although many felt bad for Norris because he did wrong. The latter had lost the opportunity to win his first race. Britain won the race with last minute rain calling on the tyres.
Alonso has long been critical of the benefits to British drivers. Apart from Ferrari, Alfa Romeo and AlphaTauri most of the teams are based in the UK, and many famous drivers such as Lewis Hamilton, George Russell, Lando Norris are Brits. Famous. Alonso was labeled as F1’s bad boy due to his two stints at McLaren, where in the first one he clashed with a rookie Lewis Hamilton, and in his second he was very vocal about McLaren car issues. This was because Honda had a heavy power unit at the time.
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When Hamilton hit Verstappen at the British GP, despite a serious crash, many came out in support of Britain and it became a social media war between Red Bull and Mercedes fans.
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