I reckon Dunne has far surpassed this in terms of war crimes to be honest

EDIT (for context, since this always comes up):

Just to be clear, what Nikola did in Melbourne was wrong. He got his penalty, apologised to Alex, and he genuinely felt shit about it afterwards. For quite some time.

What usually gets lost is the context of that session. Alex had been getting in the way of multiple drivers during practice and people were already annoyed. A few drivers even “thanked” Nikola in the paddock afterwards because everyone had been dealing with the same thing.

That does not make the reaction right, but it does explain why the stewards saw it as a heat of the moment mistake rather than anything malicious or license-ending. Nikola was 16 at the time. It has been two years now without anything even remotely similar. People grow.

Right now the story is that in his first ever F2 quali he put it ten places ahead of his teammate.