Pierre Gasly questions FIA stewards' decision not to penalise Lando Norris after Singapore crash
"We've got stewards for that. They made up their minds. Whatever the ref says, the ref is right," said Alpine's Pierre Gasly of the decision not to penalise Lando Norris for his collision with Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the sprint race in Singapore. This is the coded language footballers and football managers typically use when they disagree with the referee. The McLarens were ... Keep…
Pierre Gasly has raised questions regarding the FIA stewards' decision not to penalize Lando Norris following a collision during the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race. The incident occurred on the final lap of the sprint race, as Norris attempted to overtake Oscar Piastri in Turn 5. The collision caused Piastri to crash into the barrier, while Norris managed to finish the race in eighth place.
The stewards determined the collision to be a racing incident and did not impose any penalties. However, Gasly expressed his disagreement with the decision, stating that he would have earned a point had Norris been penalized, emphasizing that crashing into a teammate is not acceptable.
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