阿尔派再度发声，谴责针对车队与科拉平托相关人员的网络辱骂
在弗朗哥·科拉平托于阿塞拜疆大奖赛中发生撞车后，社交媒体上的辱骂浪潮加剧，阿尔派F1车队再次公开声明反对网络暴力。
在弗朗哥·科拉平托相关网络暴力加速升级之际，阿尔派发表声明
在阿塞拜疆大奖赛期间社交媒体上出现更多网络暴力后，阿尔派正在采取立场
弗朗科·科拉平托、阿尔派、兰多·诺里斯、迈凯伦
在弗朗科·科拉平托于阿塞拜疆大奖赛中发生撞车之后，阿尔派一级方程式车队再次公开发声，反对社交媒体上的网络暴力。
最近，阿根廷车迷的行为因一波波恶意评论而受到审视。这些评论矛头指向国际汽联的赛事干事以及阿尔派车队，原因是科拉平托在赞德沃特因双黄旗下超车被处以一次通过维修区处罚。
皮埃尔·加斯利也成了辱骂的目标，此前这位法国车手在马德里一度拒绝让他的阿尔平队友通过。加斯利透露，威胁甚至波及他的家人；科拉平托则温和地表示这种行为“看着不舒服”，同时坚称“不仅仅是他的车迷”所为。
本周末在巴库，科拉平托失去控制，在安全车重启时引发连环撞车，导致加斯利和兰多·诺里斯双双退赛。卫冕冠军尤其恼火，在还没来得及亲自查看画面之前，他就表示无论谁造成这次撞车都应该“至少被禁赛一场”。
虽然诺里斯甚至没有点名提到科拉平托，但这还是在社交媒体上再次引发了辱骂——主要针对这位英国车手，但加斯利和其他人也未能幸免。
“在极限状态下 racing 时失误难免会发生，无论结果如何，任何人都不应该遭受充满仇恨或辱骂性的评论，”阿尔派 车队在周日的一份声明中坚称。
车队特意避免激怒自己车手的粉丝群体：“谴责社交媒体上的辱骂行为并非针对任何一个粉丝群体，也不是针对某支车队或某位车手的支持者，这是普遍性的问题，应该向这项运动的所有车迷指出并得到正视。
“正如我们在以往类似事件中所说，我们强烈谴责部分车迷在网络上的反应，并与一级方程式、国际汽联以及其他车队站在一起，决心根除这种现象。在最近的几场比赛中，这种情况已经屡见不鲜，绝不能被纵容。”
这起最新的辱骂事件发生前不久，据报道 阿尔派 一级方程式车队老板弗拉维奥·布里亚托利曾威胁阿根廷媒体，如果仇恨言论继续蔓延、损害车队的声誉，就不让他们再采访科拉平托。
“作为一支车队，我们认为有必要再次就阿塞拜疆大奖赛之后网络上的仇恨和辱骂言论发声。这些言论不仅针对我们的一位车手，还针对一级方程式大家庭的其他成员，包括媒体，以及我们在赛车运动巅峰领域所尊重、敬仰并乐于与之竞争的车队同行。在极限状态下比赛难免会出现失误，无论结果或结局如何，任何人都不应该遭受仇恨或辱骂性的评论。”
“谴责社交媒体上的辱骂行为并非针对任何一个车迷群体或某支车队、某位车手的支持者，这是普遍性的问题，应该向这项运动的所有车迷指出并加以重视。正如我们此前多次所说，我们强烈谴责部分车迷在网上的过激反应，并与一级方程式、国际汽联以及其他车队站在一起，希望彻底杜绝这种现象。这在近几场比赛中已成为常态，绝不能被容忍。”
“我们知道，作为这项运动中一名自豪的参与者和利益相关方，我们有责任发出声音，并帮助推动寻找解决方案。我们将继续与锦标赛推广方和版权方，以及管理机构密切合作，探讨应对网络辱骂的方法，倡导健康的体育竞争——这正是一级方程式享誉世界、如此特别的原因。”
英文原文
Alpine makes statement as Franco Colapinto-related abuse accelerates
Following further abuse on social media amid the Azerbaijan GP, Alpine is taking a stand
Franco Colapinto, Alpine, Lando Norris, McLaren
The Alpine Formula 1 team has again spoken out against social media abuse following Franco Colapinto’s shunt in the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Argentinian fans’ behaviour has been scrutinised lately following waves of hateful comments. Those were aimed at FIA stewards and the Alpine squad when Colapinto was handed a drive-through penalty for overtaking under a double yellow flag in Zandvoort.
Pierre Gasly was at the receiving end of abuse too after the Frenchman briefly refused to let his Alpine team-mate through in Madrid. Gasly revealed the threats targeted his family too; Colapinto meekly labelled the behaviour as “not nice to see” while insisting it was ‘not just his fans’.
This weekend in Baku, Colapinto lost control and caused a pile-up at a safety car restart, taking both Gasly and Lando Norris out of the race. The reigning champion was particularly upset and, before being able to view the footage himself, suggested whoever caused the crash should get “at least a one-race ban”.
While Norris did not even refer to Colapinto by name, this did trigger abuse on social media yet again – mainly aimed at the Briton, but Gasly and others weren’t spared.
“Mistakes happen when racing at the limit and no matter the result or outcome, nobody should be subject to hateful or abusive comments,” Alpine insisted in a statement on Sunday.
The team made a point of not antagonising its own driver’s fanbase: “Condemning abuse on social media is not aimed at any one fan base or the supporters of one team or driver, this is universal and should be called out and recognised to all fans of the sport.
“As we have said in previous instances, we strongly condemn the reaction of some fans online and stand in solidarity with Formula One, the FIA, and other teams in wanting to stamp it out. It has become a regular occurrence in recent races and cannot be condoned.”
The latest abuse has occurred shortly after Alpine F1 boss Flavio Briatore reportedly threatened Argentinian media not to let them speak to Colapinto again if the hatred kept being spewed, damaging the outfit’s reputation.
“As a team, we feel it’s necessary to speak out once more about the hate and abuse online following the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Not only aimed at one of our own drivers, but also members of the Formula One community, including media, and to our racing counterparts who we respect, admire, and revel competing against in the pinnacle of motorsport. Mistakes happen when racing at the limit and no matter the result or outcome, nobody should be subject to hateful or abusive comments.
“Condemning abuse on social media is not aimed at any one fan base or the supporters of one team or driver, this is universal and should be called out and recognised to all fans of the sport. As we have said in previous instances, we strongly condemn the reaction of some fans online and stand in solidarity with Formula One, the FIA, and other teams in wanting to stamp it out. It has become a regular occurrence in recent races and cannot be condoned.
“We know as a proud participant and stakeholder in the sport, we hold a responsibility to speak out and also help support in finding a solution. We will continue to work closely with the championship promoter and rights-holder, and the governing body to discuss ways in which to tackle online abuse and encourage healthy sporting rivalry, which Formula One is renowned for and what makes it so special.”
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