Why did Norris escape punishment after his collision with Piastri in Singapore Sprint? - F1technical.net

Reigning champion Lando Norris escaped punishment after colliding with his team-mate Oscar Piastri on the final lap of the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint, with the FIA stewards ruling that both McLaren drivers contributed to the incident and neither was predominantly to blame.

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Why McLaren considers Norris-Piastri Singapore clash so “serious” - Autosport.com - Formula 1 - Stories

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

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Antonelli opens up on his seven-tenth deficit from Singapore Sprint pole - F1technical.net

George Russell secured second place on the grid for the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint, while Mercedes team-mate Kimi Antonelli endured a difficult Sprint Qualifying session, highlighting the contrasting performance of the team's two car specifications at Marina Bay.

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Russell reveals what "made it easier to extract the performance" in Singapore sprint ... - F1technical.net

George Russell was encouraged by Mercedes’ performance in Singapore after qualifying second for Saturday’s Sprint, with the Briton believing the team has put itself in a strong position to challenge for victory at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.

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Oscar Piastri: Red Bull has become “the class of the field” in F1 2026 - Motorsport.com

Oscar Piastri now views Red Bull as “the class of the field” alongside Mercedes, as McLaren loses ground in Formula 1’s 2026 pecking order.
Red Bull brought a significant upgrade to its RB22 at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with revamped sidepods, floor, mirrors, halo and diffuser.
This led to the team’s best two results of the season so far, with Max Verstappen hounding George Russell ...Keep reading

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Apple TV announces major F1 broadcast upgrade for United States Grand Prix - Motorsport.com

Formula 1 is about to become a little bit louder in the best way. Dolby Laboratories and Apple have announced that, from the United States Grand Prix race weekend that stars on the 23 October, Apple TV subscribers will have access to Dolby Atmos as well as Dolby Vision in their F1 coverage.
Both audio formats will be available to viewers who have compatible Apple devices as well as ...Keep reading

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Max Verstappen believes he can finally end Singapore F1 drought - Motorsport.com

Following Red Bull Racing's monumental victory at the rain-delayed 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix in Sepang, Malaysia, former team adviser Helmut Marko is already looking ahead to the next historic milestone. 
The Marina Bay Street Circuit remains the ultimate white whale for Max Verstappen. While the Dutch driver has dominated almost every other venue on the modern calendar, a victory on the bumpy ...Keep reading

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