FIA stewards take no further action in Piastri case after Singapore Sprint collision
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The stewards took no further action in the case concerning Oscar Piastri after his Singapore Sprint collision with Lando Norris. They said both drivers contributed, but neither was wholly or predominantly to blame.
The FIA stewards took no further action in the case concerning Oscar Piastri after the McLaren driver collided with Lando Norris during the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint. The decision says Norris attempted an inside overtake, and contact occurred at the apex.
The stewards said both drivers contributed to the collision, but neither was wholly or predominantly to blame.
The decision records no further action and says neither driver was wholly or predominantly to blame.
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- PRIMARY SOURCEDoc 59 - Decision - Car 81 - Alleged causing a collision with car 1FIA F1 decision documents
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