Update: Stewards take no further action in Norris case over Singapore Sprint collision

The stewards took no further action in the case concerning Lando Norris after the Singapore Sprint collision with Oscar Piastri. They said both drivers contributed to the incident, but neither was wholly or predominantly to blame.

Piastri told the stewards he had not expected Norris to attempt an overtake but tried to leave room. Norris said he saw an opportunity and expected space because his front axle was ahead of Piastri’s mirror before the apex. The stewards said they reviewed video and in-car footage and heard from both drivers and a team representative.

The decision notes that competitors may appeal certain stewards’ decisions within applicable time limits.

This is a new report following our earlier article.

The complete FIA decision records a no-further-action ruling in the Norris matter. The supplied earlier article concerns the same collision but focuses on the Piastri case, so this is a distinct ruling to publish as a linked Update, not a duplicate. The corner detail is noncentral to the outcome and is omitted.