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FIA Chief Makes Strong Statement After Yuki Tsunoda Suffers Racist Abuse Following Franco Colapinto Incident

  • FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem condemned racist online abuse aimed at Japanese driver Yuki Tsunoda following a minor incident with Franco Colapinto during the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix weekend.
  • The incident occurred after Colapinto obstructed Tsunoda and other drivers during Friday's practice, leading to a backlash from some Argentinian fans. In response, Colapinto acknowledged that Tsunoda had every reason to be frustrated and urged his supporters to remain calm.
  • The FIA expressed strong backing for Tsunoda and Colapinto, while an initiative focused on combating online abuse highlighted efforts to raise awareness, offer support, and promote a safer environment within motorsport.
  • Alpine condemned the racist abuse on Tsunoda's Instagram, urging fans to remember that drivers are individuals with feelings and calling for kindness and respect among the sport's passionate fanbase.
  • This episode highlights growing concerns over online abuse in motorsport, prompting concerted efforts by governing bodies and teams to foster a safer, more respectful environment.
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gptoday.com broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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