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Lando Norris admits he will face repercussions until the end of the season after a first-lap contact with teammate Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix, with both drivers discussing the incident and its impact on their team dynamics and future racing strategies.
Lando Norris faces internal consequences from McLaren after a first-lap clash with teammate Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix, which Norris admits was a mistake and takes responsibility for, emphasizing the importance of team trust and racing integrity.
Juan Pablo Montoya criticized Oscar Piastri for leaving the door open to Lando Norris during the Singapore Grand Prix, praising Norris's aggressive move but suggesting Piastri's reaction was unwise, amid ongoing debates over McLaren's racing standards and 'papaya rules'.
Edd Straw ranks the drivers of the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix, highlighting standout performances by Russell, Alonso, and Norris, while noting struggles for others like Leclerc and Tsunoda, with race conditions and car issues influencing results.
The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix was marked by thrilling racing, with George Russell winning his first Singapore race, McLaren securing their second consecutive Constructors' Championship, and a host of celebrity appearances and special helmet designs, highlighting the race's vibrant atmosphere and memorable moments beyond the track.
McLaren secured their 10th Constructors' Championship in Singapore with Norris and Piastri finishing third and fourth, respectively, but there is speculation about whether a better race result could have been achieved.
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri's incident at the Singapore Grand Prix has caused tension within McLaren, threatening team harmony despite their remarkable achievement of winning the constructors' championship for the second consecutive year. Norris defended his move, claiming it was racing, while Piastri expressed dissatisfaction, highlighting ongoing driver rivalry issues. McLaren's season has been highly successful, with innovative car design and strategic development, making their 10th constructors' title a significant milestone in Formula 1 history.
George Russell won the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix for Mercedes, with Max Verstappen second and Lando Norris third, securing McLaren's Teams’ Championship for the second year in a row. The race featured strategic pit stops, incidents, and intense battles, culminating in Russell's dominant performance and McLaren's championship victory.
George Russell won the Singapore Grand Prix as tensions rose between McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, with Norris criticizing a team move and Piastri expressing frustration over team fairness. McLaren secured the constructors' championship amidst internal disputes, while Russell's victory marked his second of the season. The race was notable for challenging heat conditions and strategic battles among top drivers.
Mercedes' George Russell took pole position in Singapore, surprising Oscar Piastri, who qualified third, while McLaren's Lando Norris acknowledged their lack of pace, finishing fifth. Piastri was surprised by Mercedes' performance, and Norris felt more comfortable with the car but recognized they weren't quick enough compared to rivals. The weekend has been unpredictable, with track conditions affecting performance.
George Russell secured pole position for the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix with a stunning lap, beating Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri in a thrilling qualifying session at Marina Bay, setting the stage for an exciting race.
George Russell secured a surprising pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix, beating Max Verstappen and other top contenders, marking Mercedes' first pole in Singapore since 2018. Verstappen was unhappy with a late incident involving Lando Norris, which he blamed for missing out on pole. The race is set for Sunday, with various drivers expressing confidence and concern about their performance.
Fernando Alonso praised Aston Martin's strong performance on the first day of practice for the Singapore Grand Prix, marking what he called probably the best Friday of 2025 so far, with improvements and optimism for qualifying and the race.
Lando Norris described Friday's practice at the Singapore Grand Prix as a 'difficult' day, missing the feelings from last year, after a disrupted session and an incident with Charles Leclerc. Meanwhile, Oscar Piastri topped the timesheets, feeling positive about his performance and focusing on qualifying, which he considers crucial for the race. Norris plans to 'wing it' into the race after a challenging day.
Oscar Piastri topped FP2 at the Singapore Grand Prix amid a disrupted session with two red flags and an unusual pit lane incident involving Leclerc and Norris, setting the stage for an exciting qualifying.