Summary
Lando Norris's McLaren car hit the back of Charles Leclerc's Ferrari during Free Practice 2 at the Singapore Grand Prix, causing damage. Ferrari was found responsible for the incident and fined over $10,000 by the FIA, the organization managing Formula 1. Norris replaced his car's front wing and continued the session.
Key Facts
- Lando Norris collided with Charles Leclerc in the pit lane during the Singapore Grand Prix practice session.
- The collision damaged Norris's front wing and caused him to hit a wall.
- After the incident, Norris's team had to replace the car's front wing.
- The crash occurred because Ferrari mistakenly released Leclerc’s car into Norris's path.
- The FIA fined Ferrari over $10,000 for the misjudgment.
- The investigation found that a Ferrari team member gave unclear instructions for Leclerc's release.
- Drivers are typically not blamed in such incidents; the responsibility falls on the team.
