Summary
During the Singapore Grand Prix, McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri collided shortly after the race began. Race stewards decided not to penalize Norris because he was avoiding another car, leading to frustration from Piastri. The incident may affect the dynamics between the McLaren teammates for the rest of the season.
Key Facts
- McLaren's race at the Singapore Grand Prix began with a clash between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
- Lando Norris tagged the back of Max Verstappen's car before making contact with Piastri.
- Race stewards investigated but took no action against Norris, citing his need to avoid Verstappen.
- Oscar Piastri disagreed with the stewards' decision and expressed his frustration over the team radio.
- Martin Brundle from Sky Sports F1 suggested this incident could change the relationship between the McLaren drivers.
- The contact comes at a time when both drivers are competing at a high level in the championship.
- Track position is crucial in Singapore, and minor damage can have significant effects.
