Albon fears Magnussen ‘cheeky’ move in Jeddah will set precedent ...Middle East

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Alex Albon is concerned that Kevin Magnussen's “cheeky” move on Yuki Tsunoda in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix could spark a trend of reckless off-track passing in Formula 1. During the race’s Safety Car restart on lap 10, Albon was on the receiving end of an aggressive maneuver by Magnussen, a move for which the Haas driver was handed a 10-second penalty by the stewards. Several laps later, with his own race compromised, Magnussen overtook Tsunoda by running off-track. He then proceeded to deliberately slow the latter and all those behind to allow his Haas teammate Nico Hulkenberg up ahead to build up a cushion that would give him a free pitstop. The strategy worked like a charm, with Hulkenb

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