Lewis Hamilton won't keep getting away with driving as aggressively as he has so far this season, according to arch-rival Fernando Alonso.
So far this season Hamilton has been criticised for weaving in front of Vitaly Petrov in Malaysia and then going wheel-to-wheel in the pitlane with Sebastian Vettel at the Chinese Grand Prix.
"Lewis has had some warnings and if he does something in the next race, however little, there will be penalties because of the last two races," said Alonso.
Asked if he felt Hamilton was being given preferential treatment, Alonso said: "No, I don't think Hamilton is in any kind of privileged position.
"The truth is that perhaps the decisions have been a little inconsistent, because other times it (Hamilton's moves) would be punishable, but I don't think it's important."
