Fernando Alonso has criticised F1's 'random' rules after both he and Antonio Giovinazzi had to give up positions during their fight at the Circuit of the Americas. Alonso raced against both Alfa Romeos at Sunday's United States Grand Prix, first engaging with Kimi Raikkonen where Alpine felt the Finn overtook the Spaniard off the track at Turn 1 after he was pushed wide when the two touched. The stewards had no issue with it with Alonso's race engineer, Karel Loos, telling the driver that 'apparently that is allowed. Alonso replied: 'Okay let's ****ing do so on the track. ****ing rules. It's clear.' Several laps later Alonso took on the other Alfa Romeo of Antonio Giovinazzi, although this...
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