Lando Norris has accepted responsibility for his collision with Oscar Piastri during the Sprint at the Singapore Grand Prix. The incident, which occurred on the last lap of the race, did not result in penalties from the stewards, but it drew criticism from McLaren team principal Andrea Stella, who deemed the maneuver "not acceptable."

Initially reluctant to discuss the incident, Norris later expressed remorse after finishing fourth in the main race on Sunday. He stated, "It's pretty straightforward. I can't attempt what I did. I should never have attempted in the first place... I let down the team." He emphasized the importance of prioritizing the team's interests over individual ambitions, adding, "I've also apologised to all of them, I owe them all an apology, and I will do better next time."

During the race, Norris actively sought to support Piastri in his pursuit of Lewis Hamilton, indicating a desire to assist his teammate. Ultimately, Piastri managed to overtake Hamilton without any help, finishing fifth behind Norris.

Stella expressed optimism regarding Norris's willingness to work collaboratively, stating, "We are aligned as to how we want to lead this team forward." He acknowledged that discussions regarding team dynamics would continue before the upcoming United States Grand Prix in Austin, emphasizing the need for unity and collective effort among the drivers and the team.