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RSS ↗Colapinto reveals pre-race sex banSep.17 (GMM) Franco Colapinto has revealed an unusual rule in his preparation for Formula 1 weekends – avoiding sex before racing. Speaking on Spanish television program La Revuelta, the Alpine driver was asked whether he had had sex in the previous month. “No, I’ve been involved in many races,” said the 23-year-old. Colapinto said the…
via f1technical.netWhy did Norris head to Portimao from Madrid?Lando Norris swapped his McLaren Formula 1 car for the team’s new MCL-HY Hypercar as he completed his first full test of the car at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimão.
Wed 16 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comGeorge Russell thought he was going to do a Michael Schumacher before Kimi Antonelli came alongGeorge Russell started the 2026 Formula 1 season strong, winning the opening race in Australia and outpacing Kimi Antonelli in qualifying. However, as the season progressed, Russell has only managed to secure one additional victory, while Antonelli has excelled, achieving eight wins and establishing a significant lead in the championship standings.
The situation has shifted dramatically for Russell, who initially drew comparisons to Michael Schumacher's early struggles at Ferrari. Despite Russell's early dominance over Antonelli, the rookie's impressive performance has left Russell facing the prospect of losing the championship to a teammate, a situation he had hoped to avoid. With discussions now focusing on Antonelli's potential coronation as champion, Russell's chances for the 2027 season remain uncertain.
Wed 16 Sep · 17:00 UTC
via gpfans.comMcLaren tease Lando Norris Le Mans bid as F1 champion tests insane new hypercarLando Norris recently tested McLaren's new hypercar as part of the team's preparations for the World Endurance Championship in 2027. Following a disappointing finish at the Spanish Grand Prix, Norris participated in a private test at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, where he completed 38 laps and provided valuable feedback to the team.
McLaren has announced its intention to return to the Hypercar category, targeting the prestigious triple crown of motorsport. Norris has shown interest in racing at Le Mans, and with the 2027 F1 calendar not conflicting with the Le Mans schedule, there is potential for him to participate in future events.
Wed 16 Sep · 14:27 UTC
via AutosportBruising F1 2026 will not be the end for George Russell - Toto WolffToto Wolff expressed confidence in George Russell's ability to overcome a challenging 2026 Formula 1 season, where he currently trails teammate Kimi Antonelli by 81 points. Despite entering the season as a favorite, Russell has struggled against Antonelli, who has shown remarkable improvement in his sophomore year, winning consecutive races and solidifying his position as a title contender.
Wolff emphasized that Russell's past successes in various racing categories demonstrate his potential to become a champion. He acknowledged the psychological challenges Russell faces this season but believes that with the right support and mindset, Russell can bounce back and compete for titles in the future.
Wed 16 Sep · 14:12 UTC
via PlanetF1David Coulthard backs Lando Norris after Coca-Cola row: ‘Stop trying to control everything’Lando Norris faced criticism after drinking a Coca-Cola in the cooldown room following the Spanish Grand Prix, where he finished second. An official instructed him not to consume the drink due to Formula 1's partnership with Pepsi, but Norris defied the order, asserting his right to drink what he wanted after the race.
David Coulthard supported Norris, arguing that the sport should not impose such restrictions on drivers. The incident sparked mixed reactions, with some agreeing with Norris's stance while others, like former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, deemed it unprofessional behavior.
Wed 16 Sep · 13:23 UTC
via Motorsport.comHow Kimi Antonelli and Mercedes made their own luck in MadridKimi Antonelli secured victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, benefiting from a timely virtual safety car caused by Lance Stroll's retirement. While Lando Norris missed the opportunity to pit due to the VSC deployment, Antonelli's strategic decision to slow down allowed him to enter the pit lane just in time, gaining the lead in the race.
The Mercedes team played a crucial role in this outcome by predicting the likelihood of a VSC and relaying this information to Antonelli promptly. This quick communication and Antonelli's ability to adjust his speed effectively contributed to his success, showcasing both the driver's skill and the team's strategic foresight.
Wed 16 Sep · 12:58 UTC
via f1oversteer.comNico Rosberg warns Kimi Antonelli of title pressureNico Rosberg has cautioned Kimi Antonelli that he could feel increasing pressure in his pursuit of the 2026 Formula 1 championship. Rosberg noted that upgrades from McLaren and Ferrari might challenge Antonelli's current dominance, which includes eight victories this season.+ 1 moreWed 16 Sep · 11:00 UTC
via grandprix.comStuck dislikes F1's new cars, but likes AntonelliHans-Joachim Stuck has voiced strong disapproval of the current direction of Formula 1, particularly criticizing the emphasis on electrical systems and adjustable wings that he believes detract from driver skill. He longs for a return to cars that enable more traditional racing tactics, such as slipstreaming, rather than relying on technology to dictate performance.
In contrast, Stuck praised Kimi Antonelli, calling him a once-in-a-century talent, and likened him to legendary drivers like Max Verstappen and Ayrton Senna. He noted that Antonelli's current championship lead provides him with the opportunity to be more selective in his racing approach, allowing him to prioritize strategic positioning over aggressive racing in every situation.
via F1iColapinto: Madrid ‘probably my best race weekend’ in F1Franco Colapinto described his performance at the Spanish Grand Prix as his best race weekend in Formula 1, highlighting a strong qualifying session and a solid race that culminated in a seventh-place finish. He noted that everything fell into place, allowing him to maximize his performance and secure points for Alpine, especially after a previous points-scoring race in Italy.
Colapinto attributed part of his success to learning from his teammate Pierre Gasly, particularly during qualifying. He felt a strong connection with the car and emphasized the importance of continuous improvement as he looks forward to upcoming races, including the next event in Baku.
Wed 16 Sep · 09:33 UTC
via Motorsport.comF1 clash avoided but can Lando Norris or Max Verstappen race at Le Mans 2027?The 2027 Formula 1 calendar allows for a potential participation of F1 drivers like Lando Norris and Max Verstappen in the Le Mans 24 Hours, as there are no direct schedule clashes. However, the Le Mans test day on June 6 coincides with the Monaco Grand Prix, posing a significant challenge for drivers who need to complete mandatory laps to qualify for the race.
Despite the logistical hurdles, there are pathways for F1 drivers to participate, such as applying for exemptions from the test day. Teams must also consider how to accommodate additional drivers in their line-ups, which could involve adding a third car, a complex decision given the current operational constraints and commitments of teams like McLaren and Ford.Wed 16 Sep · 09:18 UTC
via Motorsport.comSebastian Vettel: “I’d be very happy” for Kimi Antonelli to beat me as F1’s youngest championSebastian Vettel has stated that he would be pleased if Kimi Antonelli surpasses his record as the youngest Formula 1 world champion. Vettel achieved this milestone in 2010 at the age of 23 years and 4 months, a record that Antonelli, now 20, is on track to break after a strong performance this season, particularly following his win at the Spanish Grand Prix which extended his lead in the championship standings.
Antonelli has already broken several of Vettel's records, including those for pole positions and hat-tricks at a younger age. He has received encouragement from Vettel, who appreciates the hard work and dedication required to achieve such success in the sport. Antonelli's achievements also include being the youngest to score a fastest lap and lead a race, showcasing his potential to become a future champion.Wed 16 Sep · 08:42 UTC
via the-race.comAndrea Stella calls for review of VSC rulesMcLaren team boss Andrea Stella has suggested that Formula 1 should consider revising the Virtual Safety Car procedures. His comments follow Lando Norris's unfortunate timing during the Spanish Grand Prix, which raised questions about the fairness of the current rules.
+ 1 moreWed 16 Sep · 07:38 UTC
via RaceFansStats: Mercedes equal Ferrari as Formula 1’s most successful engine builders | 2026 Spanish Grand Prix stats and factsMercedes has reached a significant milestone by achieving 251 race victories for cars powered by their engines, matching Ferrari's record in Formula 1. This achievement was highlighted by Andrea Kimi Antonelli's recent win at the Spanish Grand Prix, marking a pivotal moment for the Mercedes brand in the sport.
Despite their success, Mercedes has participated in far fewer races compared to Ferrari, which has been a constant presence in Formula 1 since its inception in 1950. Mercedes' long absence from the sport, following the tragic events of the 1955 Le Mans, makes their current success even more remarkable, as they have quickly established themselves as one of the top engine builders in F1 history.
Wed 16 Sep · 06:15 UTC
via f1chronicle.comLewis Hamilton Concedes There Is No Stopping Kimi Antonelli as His Ferrari Title Hopes FadeLewis Hamilton faced a setback at the Spanish Grand Prix, retiring early due to a brake issue, which has left him significantly behind Kimi Antonelli in the championship standings. After Antonelli secured his eighth victory of the season, Hamilton acknowledged that there seems to be no stopping Antonelli and Mercedes this year, marking a rare moment of surrender from the seven-time champion. Hamilton's retirement dropped him to 101 points behind Antonelli, who is now on track to potentially become the youngest World Champion in Formula 1 history.
Despite the growing gap in points, Antonelli remains focused on taking the season one race at a time, refusing to let the title prospects distract him. Hamilton, on the other hand, now shifts his focus to salvaging his season with Ferrari, as he grapples with the reality of his championship hopes fading. The next race in Baku presents an opportunity for Hamilton to recover, but the significant points deficit will require a strong comeback in the remaining races.
via RacingNews365Lando Norris makes major car swap as Max Verstappen title requirement revealed - RacingNews365Lando Norris has recently tested McLaren's new hypercar, which is scheduled to compete in the World Endurance Championship starting next year. This marks a significant step for McLaren as they expand their racing portfolio beyond Formula 1.
In related news, Toto Wolff has outlined what he believes Max Verstappen will require to contend for the championship in 2027, likely against Kimi Antonelli. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton's title aspirations have dwindled significantly, with his points gap increasing to 101 after a challenging series of races.
Tue 15 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton Spanish GP DNF update; Hamilton’s defiant message; Norris criticised – roundupLewis Hamilton experienced a retirement during the Spanish Grand Prix due to brake problems with his Ferrari. Team principal Fred Vasseur provided insights into the situation, explaining that the team attempted to resolve the issue before ultimately instructing Hamilton to retire from the race. This DNF could significantly affect Hamilton's aspirations for a record eighth world championship title in 2026.
In the aftermath, Hamilton took to social media to express his determination and look ahead to the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Lando Norris drew criticism for his choice of beverage, Coca-Cola, in the cooldown room, which is against Formula 1's sponsorship rules. Former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner labeled Norris's actions as 'unprofessional,' highlighting the ongoing discussions surrounding team conduct and sponsorship agreements.Tue 15 Sep · 18:59 UTC
via gpfans.comNorris nightmare as ex Magui Corceiro watches Spanish Grand Prix debacleLando Norris experienced a challenging race at the Spanish Grand Prix, where he started as the fastest driver but was ultimately affected by a poorly timed virtual safety car. This incident allowed Kimi Antonelli to take the victory, while Norris managed to secure a third-place finish, which was not the outcome he had hoped for. His ex-girlfriend, Margarida 'Magui' Corceiro, was present at the event, adding to the pressure of the situation for Norris.
Corceiro, who attended the race as a VIP guest of TAG Heuer, had previously been a regular presence at Norris's races during their relationship. Since their breakup, Norris has publicly stated he is single, while Corceiro has been rumored to be dating NFL player Braxton Berrios. Despite the disappointment of not winning, Norris's podium finish still reflects his competitive performance in the ongoing season.Tue 15 Sep · 17:45 UTC
via RacingNews365David Coulthard calls Kimi Antonelli a phenomenonKimi Antonelli continues to lead the championship, recently securing his eighth victory of the season in Madrid. Former F1 driver David Coulthard has praised Antonelli's talent, rejecting suggestions that his success is merely due to luck.+ 1 moreTue 15 Sep · 16:10 UTC
via Motorsport WeekF1 photographer allegedly put in chokehold by police at Spanish GPDuring the recent Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit, an incident involving a police officer and an FIA-accredited photographer occurred. The photographer, who is contracted to Williams F1, was attempting to access the podium ceremony through a designated media passageway when he was allegedly placed in a chokehold by a member of the Policia Nacional Espanyol. Footage of the altercation has circulated on social media, prompting discussions about the appropriateness of the police's response.
The photographer was reportedly wearing official team attire and had identification confirming his accreditation. Fellow journalist Daniel Atan shared images of the incident, describing it as surreal. Another post claimed that the photographer was assaulted and thrown to the ground while carrying expensive equipment. As of now, the exact reasons behind the police's aggressive reaction remain unclear.
Tue 15 Sep · 16:00 UTC
via f1technical.netWhy did Norris head to Portimao from Madrid?Lando Norris swapped his McLaren Formula 1 car for the team’s new MCL-HY Hypercar as he completed his first full test of the car at the Algarve International Circuit in Portimão.Wed 16 Sep · 20:00 UTCvia f1oversteer.comGeorge Russell thought he was going to do a Michael Schumacher before Kimi Antonelli came alongGeorge Russell started the 2026 Formula 1 season strong, winning the opening race in Australia and outpacing Kimi Antonelli in qualifying. However, as the season progressed, Russell has only managed to secure one additional victory, while Antonelli has excelled, achieving eight wins and establishing a significant lead in the championship standings.
The situation has shifted dramatically for Russell, who initially drew comparisons to Michael Schumacher's early struggles at Ferrari. Despite Russell's early dominance over Antonelli, the rookie's impressive performance has left Russell facing the prospect of losing the championship to a teammate, a situation he had hoped to avoid. With discussions now focusing on Antonelli's potential coronation as champion, Russell's chances for the 2027 season remain uncertain.Wed 16 Sep · 17:00 UTCvia gpfans.comMcLaren tease Lando Norris Le Mans bid as F1 champion tests insane new hypercarLando Norris recently tested McLaren's new hypercar as part of the team's preparations for the World Endurance Championship in 2027. Following a disappointing finish at the Spanish Grand Prix, Norris participated in a private test at the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, where he completed 38 laps and provided valuable feedback to the team.
McLaren has announced its intention to return to the Hypercar category, targeting the prestigious triple crown of motorsport. Norris has shown interest in racing at Le Mans, and with the 2027 F1 calendar not conflicting with the Le Mans schedule, there is potential for him to participate in future events.Wed 16 Sep · 14:27 UTCvia AutosportBruising F1 2026 will not be the end for George Russell - Toto WolffToto Wolff expressed confidence in George Russell's ability to overcome a challenging 2026 Formula 1 season, where he currently trails teammate Kimi Antonelli by 81 points. Despite entering the season as a favorite, Russell has struggled against Antonelli, who has shown remarkable improvement in his sophomore year, winning consecutive races and solidifying his position as a title contender.
Wolff emphasized that Russell's past successes in various racing categories demonstrate his potential to become a champion. He acknowledged the psychological challenges Russell faces this season but believes that with the right support and mindset, Russell can bounce back and compete for titles in the future.Wed 16 Sep · 14:12 UTCvia PlanetF1David Coulthard backs Lando Norris after Coca-Cola row: ‘Stop trying to control everything’Lando Norris faced criticism after drinking a Coca-Cola in the cooldown room following the Spanish Grand Prix, where he finished second. An official instructed him not to consume the drink due to Formula 1's partnership with Pepsi, but Norris defied the order, asserting his right to drink what he wanted after the race.
David Coulthard supported Norris, arguing that the sport should not impose such restrictions on drivers. The incident sparked mixed reactions, with some agreeing with Norris's stance while others, like former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, deemed it unprofessional behavior.Wed 16 Sep · 13:23 UTCvia Motorsport.comHow Kimi Antonelli and Mercedes made their own luck in MadridKimi Antonelli secured victory at the Spanish Grand Prix, benefiting from a timely virtual safety car caused by Lance Stroll's retirement. While Lando Norris missed the opportunity to pit due to the VSC deployment, Antonelli's strategic decision to slow down allowed him to enter the pit lane just in time, gaining the lead in the race.
The Mercedes team played a crucial role in this outcome by predicting the likelihood of a VSC and relaying this information to Antonelli promptly. This quick communication and Antonelli's ability to adjust his speed effectively contributed to his success, showcasing both the driver's skill and the team's strategic foresight.Wed 16 Sep · 12:58 UTCvia f1oversteer.comNico Rosberg warns Kimi Antonelli of title pressureNico Rosberg has cautioned Kimi Antonelli that he could feel increasing pressure in his pursuit of the 2026 Formula 1 championship. Rosberg noted that upgrades from McLaren and Ferrari might challenge Antonelli's current dominance, which includes eight victories this season.+ 1 moreWed 16 Sep · 11:00 UTCvia grandprix.comStuck dislikes F1's new cars, but likes AntonelliHans-Joachim Stuck has voiced strong disapproval of the current direction of Formula 1, particularly criticizing the emphasis on electrical systems and adjustable wings that he believes detract from driver skill. He longs for a return to cars that enable more traditional racing tactics, such as slipstreaming, rather than relying on technology to dictate performance.
In contrast, Stuck praised Kimi Antonelli, calling him a once-in-a-century talent, and likened him to legendary drivers like Max Verstappen and Ayrton Senna. He noted that Antonelli's current championship lead provides him with the opportunity to be more selective in his racing approach, allowing him to prioritize strategic positioning over aggressive racing in every situation.via F1iColapinto: Madrid ‘probably my best race weekend’ in F1Franco Colapinto described his performance at the Spanish Grand Prix as his best race weekend in Formula 1, highlighting a strong qualifying session and a solid race that culminated in a seventh-place finish. He noted that everything fell into place, allowing him to maximize his performance and secure points for Alpine, especially after a previous points-scoring race in Italy.
Colapinto attributed part of his success to learning from his teammate Pierre Gasly, particularly during qualifying. He felt a strong connection with the car and emphasized the importance of continuous improvement as he looks forward to upcoming races, including the next event in Baku.Wed 16 Sep · 09:33 UTCvia Motorsport.comF1 clash avoided but can Lando Norris or Max Verstappen race at Le Mans 2027?The 2027 Formula 1 calendar allows for a potential participation of F1 drivers like Lando Norris and Max Verstappen in the Le Mans 24 Hours, as there are no direct schedule clashes. However, the Le Mans test day on June 6 coincides with the Monaco Grand Prix, posing a significant challenge for drivers who need to complete mandatory laps to qualify for the race.
Despite the logistical hurdles, there are pathways for F1 drivers to participate, such as applying for exemptions from the test day. Teams must also consider how to accommodate additional drivers in their line-ups, which could involve adding a third car, a complex decision given the current operational constraints and commitments of teams like McLaren and Ford.Wed 16 Sep · 09:18 UTCvia Motorsport.comSebastian Vettel: “I’d be very happy” for Kimi Antonelli to beat me as F1’s youngest championSebastian Vettel has stated that he would be pleased if Kimi Antonelli surpasses his record as the youngest Formula 1 world champion. Vettel achieved this milestone in 2010 at the age of 23 years and 4 months, a record that Antonelli, now 20, is on track to break after a strong performance this season, particularly following his win at the Spanish Grand Prix which extended his lead in the championship standings.
Antonelli has already broken several of Vettel's records, including those for pole positions and hat-tricks at a younger age. He has received encouragement from Vettel, who appreciates the hard work and dedication required to achieve such success in the sport. Antonelli's achievements also include being the youngest to score a fastest lap and lead a race, showcasing his potential to become a future champion.Wed 16 Sep · 08:42 UTCvia the-race.comAndrea Stella calls for review of VSC rulesMcLaren team boss Andrea Stella has suggested that Formula 1 should consider revising the Virtual Safety Car procedures. His comments follow Lando Norris's unfortunate timing during the Spanish Grand Prix, which raised questions about the fairness of the current rules.+ 1 moreWed 16 Sep · 07:38 UTCvia RaceFansStats: Mercedes equal Ferrari as Formula 1’s most successful engine builders | 2026 Spanish Grand Prix stats and factsMercedes has reached a significant milestone by achieving 251 race victories for cars powered by their engines, matching Ferrari's record in Formula 1. This achievement was highlighted by Andrea Kimi Antonelli's recent win at the Spanish Grand Prix, marking a pivotal moment for the Mercedes brand in the sport.
Despite their success, Mercedes has participated in far fewer races compared to Ferrari, which has been a constant presence in Formula 1 since its inception in 1950. Mercedes' long absence from the sport, following the tragic events of the 1955 Le Mans, makes their current success even more remarkable, as they have quickly established themselves as one of the top engine builders in F1 history.Wed 16 Sep · 06:15 UTCvia f1chronicle.comLewis Hamilton Concedes There Is No Stopping Kimi Antonelli as His Ferrari Title Hopes FadeLewis Hamilton faced a setback at the Spanish Grand Prix, retiring early due to a brake issue, which has left him significantly behind Kimi Antonelli in the championship standings. After Antonelli secured his eighth victory of the season, Hamilton acknowledged that there seems to be no stopping Antonelli and Mercedes this year, marking a rare moment of surrender from the seven-time champion. Hamilton's retirement dropped him to 101 points behind Antonelli, who is now on track to potentially become the youngest World Champion in Formula 1 history.
Despite the growing gap in points, Antonelli remains focused on taking the season one race at a time, refusing to let the title prospects distract him. Hamilton, on the other hand, now shifts his focus to salvaging his season with Ferrari, as he grapples with the reality of his championship hopes fading. The next race in Baku presents an opportunity for Hamilton to recover, but the significant points deficit will require a strong comeback in the remaining races.via RacingNews365Lando Norris makes major car swap as Max Verstappen title requirement revealed - RacingNews365Lando Norris has recently tested McLaren's new hypercar, which is scheduled to compete in the World Endurance Championship starting next year. This marks a significant step for McLaren as they expand their racing portfolio beyond Formula 1.
In related news, Toto Wolff has outlined what he believes Max Verstappen will require to contend for the championship in 2027, likely against Kimi Antonelli. Meanwhile, Lewis Hamilton's title aspirations have dwindled significantly, with his points gap increasing to 101 after a challenging series of races.Tue 15 Sep · 20:00 UTCvia PlanetF1Lewis Hamilton Spanish GP DNF update; Hamilton’s defiant message; Norris criticised – roundupLewis Hamilton experienced a retirement during the Spanish Grand Prix due to brake problems with his Ferrari. Team principal Fred Vasseur provided insights into the situation, explaining that the team attempted to resolve the issue before ultimately instructing Hamilton to retire from the race. This DNF could significantly affect Hamilton's aspirations for a record eighth world championship title in 2026.
In the aftermath, Hamilton took to social media to express his determination and look ahead to the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Meanwhile, Lando Norris drew criticism for his choice of beverage, Coca-Cola, in the cooldown room, which is against Formula 1's sponsorship rules. Former Haas team boss Guenther Steiner labeled Norris's actions as 'unprofessional,' highlighting the ongoing discussions surrounding team conduct and sponsorship agreements.Tue 15 Sep · 18:59 UTCvia gpfans.comNorris nightmare as ex Magui Corceiro watches Spanish Grand Prix debacleLando Norris experienced a challenging race at the Spanish Grand Prix, where he started as the fastest driver but was ultimately affected by a poorly timed virtual safety car. This incident allowed Kimi Antonelli to take the victory, while Norris managed to secure a third-place finish, which was not the outcome he had hoped for. His ex-girlfriend, Margarida 'Magui' Corceiro, was present at the event, adding to the pressure of the situation for Norris.
Corceiro, who attended the race as a VIP guest of TAG Heuer, had previously been a regular presence at Norris's races during their relationship. Since their breakup, Norris has publicly stated he is single, while Corceiro has been rumored to be dating NFL player Braxton Berrios. Despite the disappointment of not winning, Norris's podium finish still reflects his competitive performance in the ongoing season.Tue 15 Sep · 17:45 UTCvia RacingNews365David Coulthard calls Kimi Antonelli a phenomenonKimi Antonelli continues to lead the championship, recently securing his eighth victory of the season in Madrid. Former F1 driver David Coulthard has praised Antonelli's talent, rejecting suggestions that his success is merely due to luck.+ 1 moreTue 15 Sep · 16:10 UTCvia Motorsport WeekF1 photographer allegedly put in chokehold by police at Spanish GPDuring the recent Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring circuit, an incident involving a police officer and an FIA-accredited photographer occurred. The photographer, who is contracted to Williams F1, was attempting to access the podium ceremony through a designated media passageway when he was allegedly placed in a chokehold by a member of the Policia Nacional Espanyol. Footage of the altercation has circulated on social media, prompting discussions about the appropriateness of the police's response.
The photographer was reportedly wearing official team attire and had identification confirming his accreditation. Fellow journalist Daniel Atan shared images of the incident, describing it as surreal. Another post claimed that the photographer was assaulted and thrown to the ground while carrying expensive equipment. As of now, the exact reasons behind the police's aggressive reaction remain unclear.Tue 15 Sep · 16:00 UTCPage 11 of 45