The incident occurred during the FP2 training session for the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Singapore, when Charles Leclerc exited the Ferrari pit without ensuring it was clear, hitting Lando Norris, who was already on the track. The collision took place after the session was resumed, which had previously been suspended due to an accident. Ferrari engineers helped repair Norris's car, and the FIA has opened an investigation, with the risk that Leclerc may receive a grid penalty for Sunday's race.
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