Automobilismo Haas rompe com patrocinador russo e afasta o piloto Nikita Mazepin, filho de oligarca da Rússia

Haas rompe com patrocinador russo e afasta o piloto Nikita Mazepin, filho de oligarca da Rússia

Piloto é filho de oligarca russo bastante ligado ao presidente Vladimir Putin

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Nikita Mazepin, piloto russo, teve seu contrato rompido pela equipe Haas

Nikita Mazepin, piloto russo, teve seu contrato rompido pela equipe Haas

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A equipe americana de Fórmula 1 Haas anunciou sua decisão de encerrar "com efeito imediato" seu relacionamento com o patrocinador russo Uralkali e o contrato do piloto Nikita Mazepin, também russo, devido à invasão da Ucrânia. 

"Assim como toda a comunidade da Fórmula 1, a equipe está chocada e triste com a invasão da Ucrânia e deseja um fim rápido e pacífico para o conflito", escreveu a Haas em um comunicado. 

A identidade do substituto de Mazepin não foi divulgada imediatamente, mas deve ser conhecida antes da segunda e última rodada de testes de pré-temporada, que será realizada no Bahrein de 10 a 12 de março. Uma forte possibilidade é que o brasileiro Pietro Fittipaldi, neto de Emerson, assuma o lugar do russo. Pietro é piloto de testes e também substituto da Haas. O italiano Antonio Giovinazzi, que correu na Fórmula 1 até o ano passado — e não renovou com nenhuma equipe —, também é cotado para a vaga.

Nikita Mazepin, de 23 anos, é filho do milionário e oligarca russo Dmitry Mazepin, acionista do grupo Uralkali, especialista na produção de potássio, e seu contrato estava vinculado ao patrocínio da equipe. 

Na última jornada da sessão de testes de pré-temporada de Montmeló, em 25 de fevereiro, a Haas decidiu remover de seus carros as cores russas da Uralkali, que geralmente os adornavam. 

A promotora do Campeonato Mundial de Fórmula 1, a Formula One, anunciou na quinta-feira (3) a rescisão definitiva de seu contrato com a promotora do Grande Prêmio da Rússia, cuja edição de 2022 seria a última organizada em Sochi, antes da mudança para São Petersburgo.

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Na segunda-feira (28), o Comitê Olímpico Internacional (COI) recomendou o veto a russos e belarussos em competições esportivas, quebrando uma longa tradição de não intervenção em debates políticos ou geopolíticos. 

A Federação Internacional de Automobilismo (FIA) decidiu, por sua vez, autorizar pilotos russos ou belarussos em suas competições, incluindo a Fórmula 1, mas com bandeira neutra. 

Antes, havia anunciado que "nenhuma competição internacional ocorrerá na Rússia ou em Belarus até nova ordem" e que "nenhuma bandeira, símbolo ou hino da Rússia ou de Belarus será usado em competições internacionais até nova ordem". 

Nikita Mazepin mostrou sua tristeza diante da decisão da Haas em uma reação nas redes sociais. 

"Estou muito desapontado ao saber que meu contrato na Fórmula 1 foi quebrado. Embora eu entenda perfeitamente as dificuldades que surgiram, a decisão da FIA [de autorizar os pilotos russos a competir sob condições] e minha vontade de aceitar as condições propostas para prosseguir foram completamente ignoradas, e nenhum procedimento foi seguido nessa medida unilateral", escreveu ele. 

"Não direi mais nada nos próximos dias", afirmou o piloto.

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  • As mulheres da Ucrânia mostram muita força na luta contra a invasão russa do país. Enquanto muitas levam filhos, pais e animais de estimação na corrida para fugir dos bombardeios, outras fazem treinamento militar para resistir ao Exército da Rússia. Elas mostram que não são fáceis, pelo contrário: têm resiliência, força e muita dignidade

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 04.03.2022

  • Helena, uma professora de 53 anos, ficou ferida após o bombardeio da cidade de Chuguiv, no leste da Ucrânia, em 24 de fevereiro, enquanto as Forças Armadas russas tentavam invadir a Ucrânia de várias direções, usando sistemas de foguetes e helicópteros para atacar

    Aris Messinis/AFP - 24.02.2022

  • Uma mulher aprende a usar um fuzil de assalto AK-74 durante um curso de autodefesa civil nos arredores de Lviv, no oeste da Ucrânia

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 04.03.2022

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  • Muitas jovens também se apresentaram às forças de resistência para lutar contra a invasão russa

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 04.03.2022

  • Uma mulher ucraniana segura um bebê que chora, na fronteira eslovaca-ucraniana, em Vysne Nemecke, em 25 de fevereiro, após a invasão da Ucrânia pela Rússia. Cidadãos ucranianos começaram a fugir do conflito em seu país um dia depois que a Rússia lançou um ataque militar à vizinha Ucrânia

    Peter Lazar/AFP - 25.02.2022

  • Enquanto isso, várias mulheres se refugiaram com seus filhos em outros países

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 02.03.2022

  • Mais de 1,3 milhão de refugiados já deixaram a Ucrânia desde o início da guerra. Uma mulher refugiada, protegida com um cobertor, descansa em uma barraca depois de cruzar o posto de controle da fronteira Moldávia-Ucrânia, perto da cidade de Palanca, em 1º de março

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 26.02.2022

  • Muitas levaram seus animais de estimação 

    Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP - 28.02.2022

  • A despedida representava dor para as mulheres que se separavam da família

    Sergei Chuzavkov/AFP - 02.03.2022

  • Esta mulher colocou o gato numa casinha para deixar Kiev

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 24.02.2022

  • Esta outra levou seus dois gatos na fuga da Ucrânia

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 24.02.2022

  • A jovem da foto chegou à Eslováquia levando seu cachorro de estimação

    Wojtek Raswanski/AFP - 02.03.2022

  • Por que a guerra fez as mulheres mostrarem força diante de tanta destruição

    Dimitar Kilkoff/AFP - 25.02.2022

  • Esta mulher carregou o que pôde para fugir de prédio bombardeado

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 25.02.2022

  • Mulher reage quando ela fica na frente da casa em chamas depois que Bing é bombardeado nas fraudes de Irpin, fora de Kiev

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  • Uma mulher ucraniana usa um telefone celular ao lado de seu filho perto da fronteira eslovaca-ucraniana em Vysne Nemecke, leste da Eslováquia, em 1º de março 

    Peter Lazar/AFP - 01.03.2022

  • Esta mulher leva dois filhos para a fronteira com a Polônia

    Daniel Leal/AFP - 27.02.2022

  • Jovem sentada no chão enquanto refugiados ucranianos esperam para continuar sua jornada da estação ferroviária em Zahony, Hungria, perto da fronteira húngaro-ucraniana

    Attila Kisbenedek/AFP - 04.03.2022

  • Um menino que segura uma arma de brinquedo é abraçado enquanto mulheres e crianças da Ucrânia cruzam a fronteira para deixar seu país em Vysne Nemecke, leste da Eslováquia, em 2 de março 

    Peter Lazar/AFP - 02.03.2022

  • Um jovem senta-se em estação de metrô subterrânea usada como abrigo de bombas em Kiev

    Aris Messinis/AFP - 02.03.2022

  • O presidente do Conselho Europeu, Charles Michel (à dir.), e o primeiro-ministro polonês Mateusz Morawiecki  confortam uma mulher ucraniana que chega à fronteira com a Polônia, em Korczowa

    Wojtek Raswanski/AFP - 02.03.2022

  • Esta mulher chorou ao ser recebida com flores por uma amiga na chegada a Berlim, na Alemanha. Alívio e dor

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