Summary
Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris had a crash in the pitlane during the Singapore Grand Prix, leading to an inquiry by race stewards. The incident involved Leclerc's Ferrari car and Norris's McLaren, causing damage to Norris's car. Both drivers will speak with the stewards, and Ferrari may face a financial penalty.
Key Facts
- The crash happened between Charles Leclerc's Ferrari and Lando Norris's McLaren in the pitlane.
- The incident occurred after the session restarted following the clearing of George Russell's car parts from the track.
- The collision damaged Norris's car, specifically the front wing, which led him back to the garage for repairs.
- Race stewards will review the incident, with both drivers set to explain what happened.
- A financial penalty is considered likely for Ferrari.
- The crash drew criticism from racing analysts during a live broadcast.
- Norris managed to rejoin the session but didn't match teammate Oscar Piastri's lap time.
