In a recent F1 Grand Prix, a Japanese driver's misconduct became the subject of much discussion, and he used insulting language during the race, which was eventually punished accordingly by the FIA Officers.
Not only did the incident raise doubts about Tsunoda's performance, but it also made us aware of the risks involved in using offensive language on the international stage.
RB's Yuki Tsunoda didn't play particularly well in qualifying, finishing in 17th place, and during the race, he used some insulting language, and was on the team's radio.
Tsunoda's "performance" naturally did not escape the ears of other drivers, and it also attracted widespread attention, and after he used these words, Red Bull Racing immediately investigated him to find out what was going on at the time.
After being overtaken by Sauber's Chinese driver Zhou Guanyu, he was clearly very unhappy with it. Immediately turned on the convoy's radio and "cursed" through the radio. He shouted "These guys are f***ing r**arded" in English.
It was because of Tsunoda's misconduct that he was summoned to the Arbitration Committee after the race to receive the corresponding punishment, and the FIA officials also accused him of making insulting remarks over the team's radio during qualifying.
This practice is undoubtedly a violation of the relevant regulations of international sports, and according to the current situation, Tsunoda has also received the corresponding penalty decision, he was fined 40,000 euros because of this matter, and this fine is not a one-time payment, but divided into two parts, 20,000 euros in the early stage, and the remaining 20,000 euros as a suspended sentence.
Tsunoda's use of insulting language during the match was naturally condemned by others, after all, such behavior is not allowed on the international stage, and after he made such a performance, he also realized his mistake and apologized.
He said that when he used these words, he was not aware of their special meaning, and it was not until after the incident that he learned how the word was understood in real life.
Tsunoda is 5 feet 3 inches (about 1.6 meters) tall
However, although Tsunoda has realized his mistake and expressed sincere apologies and forgiveness from some people, the officials have also made it clear that his actions are still inappropriate, and that the use of offensive language in the international arena will be punished accordingly.
After all, as a driver, there will indeed be a lot of pressure in the race, but what kind of mentality does he do to make such a performance, which also needs our attention and thinking.