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If Pastor Maldonado was the penalty king, then Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso is the master of fair play during the 2012 Formula 1 season.
That is the finding of Brazil's Globo Esporte, having compiled a list of the official FIA penalties attracted by F1's 24 drivers this year.
Williams' Maldonado tops the list with 15 penalties; almost double the tally of the penalty runner-up Sergio Perez, whose 8 penalties was also matched by world champion Sebastian Vettel's official infractions.
At the other extreme is Ferrari's Alonso, whose tally of zero penalties is matched only by German Timo Glock of Marussia.
If Pastor Maldonado was the penalty king, then Ferrari driver Fernando Alonso is the master of fair play during the 2012 Formula 1 season.
That is the finding of Brazil's Globo Esporte, having compiled a list of the official FIA penalties attracted by F1's 24 drivers this year.
Williams' Maldonado tops the list with 15 penalties; almost double the tally of the penalty runner-up Sergio Perez, whose 8 penalties was also matched by world champion Sebastian Vettel's official infractions.
At the other extreme is Ferrari's Alonso, whose tally of zero penalties is matched only by German Timo Glock of Marussia.