This Friday, at 8 am (local time, 2:00 pm Spanish time), a representative of Aston Martin and another one at Ferrari will appear before the stewards before the action begins on the track at Miami GP to see if the request to review the punishment imposed on him is accepted. Fernando Alonso in the past GP China for a relationship with Sainz in the sprint race. Whether the appeal is accepted for Fernando to have the points on his pilot’s license revoked will depend solely on the ability to provide new and relevant evidence that was not available at the time of the administrators’ decision.
Fernando Alonso was very critical of the harshness of the penalty imposed on him in Shanghai (10 seconds and 3 points from your license) and previously in Australia (20″ and 3 points), to the point of questioning whether it’s worth going out on the track to compete in the weekend’s short heats. “It makes you wonder if in the next sprint race you want to go out and run.”because with the points given, the tires we use and can no longer use, it is almost worth not going out,” he said in China. And two weeks later, it’s cold, Fernando emphasized the need to clarify things with the commissioners to clarify their criteria.
Alonso’s statements
“Obviously we have different opinions, but this happens in any sport,” Alonso said in remarks reported by the ‘Motorsport.com’ portal. “Even if you watch football on television, depending on which team you are, (an action) is a yellow card, a red card or nothing. I think we will always have different opinions. But in China in I think 99% of people I enjoy sprint racing and the battles, and I have the hardest penalties in racing,” he explained.
“So maybe it’s a bit confusing, but we’ll see tomorrow.” “The rules are the rules and we accept them. Sometimes we agree and sometimes we don’t, but we have to accept because they (the commissioners) have all the power to make those decisions, and they have all the knowledge of But, like I said, I had the hardest penalties in the last two events in Australia and in China, so it’s good to make sure everything is fine and nothing else happens.”
Source: La Verdad
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