Lando Norris felt McLaren was affected by "worse" track conditions more than its immediate rivals during US GP qualifying

Lando Norris has said he'll face "repercussions" from McLaren for his contact with Oscar Piastri in Singapore. The F1 paddock is baffled

From Canal+ to Sky Sports, there is speculation in the pit lane that McLaren has granted Oscar Piastri priority in qualifying as Lando Norris’ “repercussion” for breaking the team’s papaya rules at the Singapore Grand Prix. It, however, didn’t help Piastri in Austin as he qualified behind his teammate, P6 to Norris’ P2 result.

Lando Norris has revealed that McLaren has held him accountable for contact with teammate Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix and that there "will be repe

AUSTIN — Lando Norris has revealed he will face “repercussions” until the end of the 2025 Formula One season after being held responsible for the clash with his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in Singapore.

McLaren boss Zak Brown said live on Sky Sports F1 during FP1 at COTA that it was in fact a 'sporting' penalty for Norris, but that it was a 'marginal' one due to the fact that it was deemed that his move in Singapore provided a 'marginal' gain for the Brit.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown says the repercussions facing Lando Norris for his collision with teammate Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix are small enough that they will likely go unnoticed by fans.

McLaren have confirmed Lando Norris is facing a marginal sporting penalty but have refused to reveal further details of the sanction against the Brit; watch the United States GP Sprint on Saturday from 6pm (build-up at 5pm) with Qualifying at 10pm,