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Ferrari has been fined for Charles Leclerc’s pitlane collision with Lando Norris in Friday practice at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Ferrari has been fined €10,000 for the pitlane collision between Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris during Friday practice at the Singapore Grand Prix. The incident occurred as Leclerc was unsafely released into Norris’s path after a red flag in FP2. The stewards deemed Ferrari guilty of not paying attention to Norris already being on the fast lane. This resulted in contact, with Norris hitting the pitwall and breaking his front wing. While the stewards found Ferrari’s actions warranted a higher penalty, no sporting penalty was applied. Leclerc explained that it was a moment of confusion with the McLaren cars going out simultaneously, causing the incident. Despite being unhappy about the clash, Norris acknowledged that his overall performance on Friday was not up to par and he had more work to do.
