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    Home - F1 - Jack Doohan’s plea after fake online post: ‘Stop harassing my family’
    F1 Updated:May 21, 2025

    Jack Doohan’s plea after fake online post: ‘Stop harassing my family’

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    Jack Doohan’s plea after fake online post: ‘Stop harassing my family’

    Jack Doohan Calls for an End to Family Harassment Amid Fake Post Controversy

    Australian racing driver Jack Doohan has made an impassioned appeal for online trolls to cease their harassment of his family following the circulation of a fabricated post allegedly from his father. The post, which mocked fellow racer Franco Colapinto’s crash, was shared widely on social media, causing distress for the Doohan family.

    Doohan took to Instagram to highlight the falsehood of the post, urging followers to “stop harassing my family.” He clarified that the image was a doctored screenshot from a parody account, falsely depicting his father Mick, a legendary motorcycle racer, as sharing it with laughing emojis. “As you can clearly see, the story circulating above is completely false,” Doohan asserted in his post.

    Context: Doohan’s Recent F1 Departure

    Jack Doohan recently faced a challenging time in the Formula 1 arena, having been dropped by the Alpine team ahead of the recent race in Imola. He was replaced by Argentine driver Franco Colapinto, who had a difficult debut marred by a heavy crash during qualifying.

    Despite being sidelined, Doohan remains with Alpine as a reserve driver, although his future in F1 remains uncertain. This upheaval came after just six races in which he had hoped to further establish his credentials.

    Viral Misinformation and Its Impact

    The viral nature of the fake post not only affected Doohan but also stirred up negative sentiment aimed at his family. In his follow-up posts, Doohan emphasized the damaging impact of such content, noting that the original source of the parody image was not Argentine, despite widespread reports to the contrary. “Multiple Argentine outlets falsely reported the fabricated image which triggered the online abuse,” he explained.

    Alpine’s Response to Online Abuse

    In a coordinated response, Alpine released a statement reinforcing the need for kindness among fans. “As an F1 team, we believe we are fortunate to be part of a global sport that evokes great passion and emotions,” the statement read. They urged fans to remember the human aspect behind the drivers, underscoring the need for respect both on and off the track.

    Conclusion: A Call for Respect in F1

    The distress caused by online harassment highlights the darker side of social media in the sporting world. Jack Doohan’s plea serves not only as a personal appeal but as a reminder to all fans about the importance of valuing athletes as individuals with families and feelings, urging a culture of kindness within the passionate realm of Formula 1.

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