Lando Norris issues apology to Franco Colapinto after Azerbaijan Grand Prix
Tension can boil over in the media pen after a Formula 1 race. Last Saturday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix was no exception. Speaking to the media after a frustrating race that saw him slide down the pecking order, and eventually fail to finish after a three-car accident on a restart, Lando Norris blasted drivers that “should […]
After a tense Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Lando Norris issued an apology to Franco Colapinto for his post-race remarks. During the race, an incident involving a three-car collision took place at Turn 1, leading to Norris sliding out of the race due to his team's three cars crashing together. Norris had harshly criticized drivers he deemed "not good enough for Formula 1" and even demanded a one-race ban for such incidents.
Colapinto had initially apologized for the incident, but Norris took to social media to express remorse for his comments. He acknowledged that his emotions were high following the race and that he should not have made those statements. Norris emphasized that while racing is filled with mistakes, his words were not excusable. Both Norris and Colapinto have since mended their friendship and are eager to continue racing at the upcoming Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
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