McLaren's Andrea Stella addresses Norris-Piastri clash
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McLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has described the collision between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri during the Singapore Sprint as 'unacceptable' and 'serious'. Despite the FIA opting not to penalise either driver, Stella has issued a warning regarding the incident.
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First to reportMcLaren warns drivers over "not acceptable" Singapore GP crashAndrea Stella has given a stern warning to his drivers after their Singapore GP sprint race collision
CrashSat 10 Oct · 15:35 UTCRead their report →
Norris, Piastri avoid punishment on McLaren clashLando Norris and Oscar Piastri's collision at the end of the Singapore sprint race went unpunished by Formula 1's stewards, who declared "both drivers had contributed to the incident."
espn.comSat 10 Oct · 15:56 UTCRead →
Stella brands McLaren clash ‘unacceptable’ as FIA lets drivers offThe FIA stewards have opted against taking action over McLaren’s costly intra-team collision in Saturday’s Singapore Sprint, but...
F1iSat 10 Oct · 16:03 UTCRead →
How McLaren's reacting to 'unacceptable' F1 driver clashMcLaren boss Andrea Stella is not interested in apologies from his drivers over their “unacceptable” collision
the-race.comSat 10 Oct · 18:26 UTCRead →
What's so "serious" for McLaren about the Norris-Piastri Singapore collisionIf you thought you'd never have to hear the term "Papaya Rules" again now that McLaren is no longer F1's dominant team, a new flashpoint over the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend provided McLaren with a most unwanted flashback to 2025. Exactly one year ago, Norris barged Piastri out of the way at the start of the 2025 edition, not causing either car any damage but - as the two drivers were ... Keep reading
Motorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 18:27 UTCRead →
'It is serious' – Stella addresses Norris and Piastri's clashMcLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has shared his reaction to the collision that occurred between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Sprint.
Formula1.comSat 10 Oct · 18:29 UTCRead →
Stella gets serious with McLaren drivers after Singapore collisionWhen Lando Norris attempted to overtake teammate Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Sprint and the result was two spinning McLarens, it put team principal Andrea Stella in a tough spot. He chose his words carefully, but the depth of feeling was clear...
racer.comSat 10 Oct · 19:07 UTCRead →
Why McLaren considers Norris-Piastri Singapore clash so “serious”If you thought you'd never have to hear the term "Papaya Rules" again now that McLaren is no longer F1's dominant team, a new flashpoint over the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend provided McLaren with a most unwanted flashback to 2025. Exactly one year ago, Norris barged Piastri out of the way at the start of the 2025 edition, not causing either car any damage but - as the two drivers were ... Keep reading
AutosportSat 10 Oct · 19:54 UTCRead →
McLaren warns drivers over "not acceptable" Singapore GP crashAndrea Stella has given a stern warning to his drivers after their Singapore GP sprint race collisionCrashSat 10 Oct · 15:35 UTCRead their report →Norris, Piastri avoid punishment on McLaren clashLando Norris and Oscar Piastri's collision at the end of the Singapore sprint race went unpunished by Formula 1's stewards, who declared "both drivers had contributed to the incident."espn.comSat 10 Oct · 15:56 UTCRead →Stella brands McLaren clash ‘unacceptable’ as FIA lets drivers offThe FIA stewards have opted against taking action over McLaren’s costly intra-team collision in Saturday’s Singapore Sprint, but...F1iSat 10 Oct · 16:03 UTCRead →How McLaren's reacting to 'unacceptable' F1 driver clashMcLaren boss Andrea Stella is not interested in apologies from his drivers over their “unacceptable” collisionthe-race.comSat 10 Oct · 18:26 UTCRead →What's so "serious" for McLaren about the Norris-Piastri Singapore collisionIf you thought you'd never have to hear the term "Papaya Rules" again now that McLaren is no longer F1's dominant team, a new flashpoint over the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend provided McLaren with a most unwanted flashback to 2025. Exactly one year ago, Norris barged Piastri out of the way at the start of the 2025 edition, not causing either car any damage but - as the two drivers were ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 18:27 UTCRead →Show 3 more from other outletsShow fewer
'It is serious' – Stella addresses Norris and Piastri's clashMcLaren Team Principal Andrea Stella has shared his reaction to the collision that occurred between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Sprint.Formula1.comSat 10 Oct · 18:29 UTCRead →Stella gets serious with McLaren drivers after Singapore collisionWhen Lando Norris attempted to overtake teammate Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Sprint and the result was two spinning McLarens, it put team principal Andrea Stella in a tough spot. He chose his words carefully, but the depth of feeling was clear...racer.comSat 10 Oct · 19:07 UTCRead →Why McLaren considers Norris-Piastri Singapore clash so “serious”If you thought you'd never have to hear the term "Papaya Rules" again now that McLaren is no longer F1's dominant team, a new flashpoint over the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend provided McLaren with a most unwanted flashback to 2025. Exactly one year ago, Norris barged Piastri out of the way at the start of the 2025 edition, not causing either car any damage but - as the two drivers were ... Keep readingAutosportSat 10 Oct · 19:54 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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