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Red Bull 'sincerely regret' comments after Kimi Antonelli receives death threats
- On Monday, Red Bull Racing apologised after comments suggesting Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli deliberately let Lando Norris pass were incorrect, admitting replay shows Antonelli lost control and regretting the online abuse.
- Comments from Red Bull personnel alleging Antonelli 'let' Norris through ignited backlash, with Gianpiero Lambiase saying it 'looked like he just pulled over' and Helmut Marko claiming Antonelli 'waved' Norris past.
- Mercedes identified more than 1,100 severe or suspect comments targeting Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes rookie, including death threats, and Antonelli turned his Instagram profile picture black after the attacks.
- The online threats prompted Mercedes to involve the FIA, planning to share flagged comments for the United Against Online Abuse campaign, while Norris gained two points from Antonelli's error affecting Abu Dhabi standings.
- Amid the season finale build-up, Kimi Antonelli, Mercedes rookie, was contesting a possible third place while Mercedes team personnel acknowledged heightened emotions after mistakes affected the constructors' championship.
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After the Grand Primium of Qatar on Sunday, pilot Andrea-Kimi Antonelli was tempted by a massive setback and online abuse after statements made by members of the Red Bull team. The reason? Lando Norris' survival in the last round of the Marelius Premius, which determined Helmut Marko to question the integrity of young Mercedes pilot.
Prompt statements from Red Bull Racing caused the waves to blow up in Qatar and hit Formula 1 newcomer Kimi Antonelli hard. The old duel between Helmut Marko and Toto Wolff flared up again. Until the Austro racing stable made a retreat.
·Vienna, Austria
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