Alonso Criticizes Hamilton's Unsafe Ferrari in Singapore GP Dispute

At the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix, Fernando Alonso expressed intense frustration over Lewis Hamilton continuing to race despite severe brake problems, which Alonso deemed unsafe. Alonso's expletive-laden team radio messages criticized both Hamilton and the FIA for allowing the Ferrari driver to finish the race in such a condition, questioning the safety and fairness given prior penalties he himself faced for minor infractions. Hamilton struggled with his brakes, repeatedly breaching track limits, and was eventually handed a five-second penalty that dropped him from seventh to eighth place, promoting Alonso to seventh. Despite the penalty, Alonso remained critical of the stewards' leniency, highlighting a perceived inconsistency in enforcing rules, especially relating to Hamilton's red flag infringement and his own previous penalties. Hamilton acknowledged the penalty without contest and later mocked Alonso's rant on social media, adding a lighter dimension to the post-race tension. The incident highlighted ongoing debates about race safety, fairness in stewarding, and driver conduct in Formula 1.