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F1 Sprint Chaos: Teammates Collide in Singapore
10 Oct
Summary
- Oscar Piastri's sprint ended early after contact with teammate Lando Norris.
- Norris stated he saw a gap and had the right to attempt the overtake.
- The incident occurred on the final lap of the Singapore GP sprint race.

Oscar Piastri's participation in the F1 Singapore GP sprint concluded prematurely following contact with his teammate, Lando Norris. The incident occurred on the final lap as the pair battled for fifth place, having dropped behind the leading cars.
Norris attempted an inside pass on Piastri at Turn 5, but the gap closed unexpectedly, leading to wheel contact and both cars spinning. Piastri was sent into the barrier, forcing his retirement from the sprint.
Following the race, Norris explained that he perceived a viable gap for the overtake and felt he had the right to attempt it. He expressed that the gap closed more than anticipated, leading to the unavoidable contact. Piastri indicated that he did not see Norris at the apex of the corner and has deferred the matter to the team for review.
Norris ultimately finished the sprint in eighth place, securing a point despite the collision and a subsequent five-second penalty. The FIA stewards are investigating the incident, though the penalty did not affect Norris's finishing position.