F1 calls on social media platforms to carry forward the fight against online misuse

Formula 1 has urged social media platforms to proceed to curb online misuse Yuki Sunoda And Jack dohan Toxic comments were at the end of the comments.

Franco returns with Colapinto’s F1 Alpine A mental support from his Argentina’s motherland has become a cheerful support, but in the last months a minority of fans has repeatedly crossed the line by harassing Dohan, which was eventually replaced by Colapinto.

The case came on one head in the previous weekend Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix when a post in a parody account coined a Instagram story by Dohan’s father, accusing him of mocking the qualifying crash of Kolapinto, which was actually reported by Argentina’s media and further rejected a rage.

Tsunoda also landed in the Crosshair of Argentina’s accounts, when he and Clapinto were involved in a common and spontaneous obstruction incident in Imola on Friday, the red bull driver abused him to move towards the collapinto.

It called for fans with respect with all the contestants from Alpine and FIAAnd Colapinto also urged his supporters to calm down, saying: “They are extremely emotional, and they are always very rigid on others. They have to be respected.”

Many Argentina fans also responded to Tsunoda’s Instagram post with messages of support of Japanese driver, apologizing for the behavior of others.

FIA, the governing body of F1, has carried forward its efforts with recently launched expedition to deal with online misuse, while F1 and its teams are also working for the moderate comments received on their online accounts.

But when quizzed by Motorsport.com, F1 is now calling on social media platforms to take decisive action.

“No one should be subject to misuse online or in any other form,” F1 said in a statement to Motorsport.com.

“Jack Dowhan and Yuki Sunaoda are great people, are very talented driver, and are ambassadors for our game, who should be treated with respect rather than achieving misbehavior by people hiding behind social media, with their families.

“Formula 1 is a close community, and we all condemn these acts and will continue to work in the game to block and report on social media platforms collectively, but we need those platforms that are more to prevent the spread of wiles and misuse.”

Some of the largest platforms of social media, including X (East Twitter) and Meta Companies behind Instagram and Facebook, have reduced their global content moderation efforts in recent months.

Speaking in Imola, McLaren Driver Lando Noris Said that he has recently cut back from using social media.

Britain said, “I enjoy not going on my phone as much as I used to.” “I just look at social media from my perspective, my time and energy waste, and I just don’t need it.”