Gabriel Bortoleto, Alex Albon, and Valtteri Bottas were all involved in the chain-reaction accident in the Singapore Grand Prix Sprint.

Formula 1 stewards decided to take no further action against Gabriel Bortoleto, Alex Albon, and Valtteri Bottas following a chain-reaction crash during the Singapore Sprint. The incident occurred at Turn 16 on lap six as the field prepared for a safety car restart. All three drivers retired from the race after Albon struck Bortoleto's Audi and Bottas subsequently collided with Albon's Williams.
The stewards determined the collisions resulted from a concertina effect caused by inconsistent speeds among leading cars. Officials noted that Albon would have received a five-second penalty for not leaving sufficient space had he finished, but because he retired and such a penalty would not convert into a grid drop, no further penalties were applied.
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