- Alpine Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly has condemned disturbing online threats made against his family and girlfriend by supporters of his teammate Franco Colapinto.
- The abuse followed the Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, where Gasly held up Colapinto during the race, leading to the Argentine driver finishing seventh and Gasly in 12th.
- Gasly called on the sport to address online toxicity, stating that boundaries are being repeatedly crossed by people behind keyboards.
- Colapinto urged fans to stop the attacks, emphasising that he and Gasly maintain a strong working relationship with the shared goal of improving Alpine.
- The incident is the latest in a series of online abuse cases linked to Colapinto's fanbase, which previously targeted driver Yuki Tsunoda and F1 stewards.
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