Stewards rule Stroll not at fault after Singapore contact with Pérez
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The stewards found Lance Stroll not at fault in the Turn 16 contact with Sergio Pérez at the Singapore Grand Prix and took no further action on the allegation against him.
The stewards took no further action on the allegation against Lance Stroll over the Turn 16 contact with Sergio Pérez at the Singapore Grand Prix, finding him not at fault.
Earlier on 10 October 2026, FIA stewards summoned Stroll and an Aston Martin representative to appear before them over an alleged breach linked to the incident.
The stewards said Pérez attempted to pass Stroll on the inside into Turn 16 and both cars made contact. They found Stroll had taken a reasonable line into the corner.
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- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 43 - Summons - Car 18 - Alleged causing a collision with Car 11FIA F1 decision documents
- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 53 - Decision - Car 18 - Alleged causing a collision with Car 11FIA F1 decision documents
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