'I just think this has to be part of the sport...'
Damon Hill reckons preventing drivers from doing “anything unexpected” for which Fernando Alonso was penalised in Australia is “not really racing”.
But, having misjudged and braked too early, he then accelerated again before braking. With Russell sitting on his rear wing, the Briton suddenly lost downforce and control of his W15.“A bit surprised by a penalty at the end of the race regarding how we should approach the corners or how we should drive the race cars,” he wrote on X. “At no point do we want to do anything wrong at these speeds.
“George got surprised, it looked to me that he was very surprised to find the closing speed to Fernando to be so great,” he told the F1 Nation podcast. “I think you have to assume that the FIA want to stop people doing things that are potentially dangerous, but then it is dangerous! Motor racing is dangerous.
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