168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fernando Alonso insists his “strange” penalty at the F1 Australian Grand Prix will not influence꧋ the way he goes racing.

The Aston Martin driver was handed a 20-second post-race time penalty for driving in a “potentially dangerous” manner as he defended against Mercedes’168澳洲5最新开奖结果: George Russell late on in Melbourne.

Taken by surprise at how quickly Alonso had slowed into Turꦛn 6 on the penultimate lap of the race, Russell lost control of his car and crashed out.

Despi⛄te t𝕴he penalty, Alonso stressed he is “clear” on the rules and will not change his approach.

“It was the hardest penalty of the season in terms of time lap, which 🎃is strange, but the fact it got penalised [was the main issue],”ཧ the two-time world champion said.

“It was a little bit surprising, the penalty in Melbourne. There is nothing we can doꦦ, we have to accept ⛄it and move on and concentrate on here.

“But I think it will not change much on how we drive and how we approach racing. There is no obligation to 🌟drive 57 laps in the same way. Sometimes we get a slower pace, to save fuel, to save tyres, to save bat🎃tery.

“And sometimes we go slow into corners, or into some sectors of the track, to give the DRS to the car behi🔯nd 💯because that will be a useful tool if the second car behind is at a faster pace.

“All those things are completely normal. And it was, it is and it will b💟e forever in motorsports. So we had one penalty, probably a one-off, that we will never apply ever again.”

Alonso said he is “100%” sure that the outcome would have been different if Russell had not cr﷽๊ashed.

“If he was in Abu Dhabi with a run off area of asphalt or whatever, I think George🌼 will rejoin the track a few metres after that and will try to have a go on me on the followin𝓰g lap, or the following straight. And it will not be any problem,” he added.

However, Russell believes failing to punish Alonso would have set a dangerous precedent and 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:“opened a can of worms”.