Spotlight: Gasly received 13,000 death threats after Spanish GP, claims Ben Sulayem | Brief
·Updated 4 hrs ago·41 pts
Pierre Gasly received 13,000 death threats after the Spanish GP, according to FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem.
- The threats were reported following the Spanish Grand Prix weekend.
- FIA president Ben Sulayem highlighted the severity of the situation.
- This incident raises concerns about driver safety and the impact of fan behavior.
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- Mohammed Ben Sulayem is the president at the FIA.
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