David Coulthard has revealed all that he heard…

McLaren leadership was reportedly furious after Lando Norris collided with teammate Oscar Piastri during the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint race. The final-lap crash spun both drivers out while running in fourth and fifth place, leaving Norris with a single point and Piastri in last place. Pundit David Coulthard reported that team insiders had never seen CEO Zak Brown and team principal Andrea Stella as angry as they were following the incident.
Brown confirmed on the grid ahead of Sunday's main race that both drivers received a strict warning never to repeat the mistake. Norris subsequently accepted blame following the Grand Prix, where he finished fourth ahead of Piastri in fifth.
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