After a dramatic Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull will be the subject of a post-event FIA investigation.

The investigation into Sergio Perez’s actions following a collision with Alex Albon will cause Red Bull to visit the stewards after the Singapore Grand Prix.
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With only three laps left on the clock, the Mexican driver was making his way back through the field when he came across Alex Albon’s Williams.

Checo jumped up the inside going over the bridge at turn 13, making contact and sending his rival into the barrier, allowing him to move up to tenth and knocking the Williams driver out of the points.
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Albon wasn’t eliminated from the race as a result of the incident, but it did result in yellow flags in the middle sector, endangering a spectacular finish as the top four drivers battled it out for the podium.
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Albon continued to race while the safety car was never used, but the Williams driver ultimately lost to Kevin Magnussen of Haas in what appeared to be the battle for P11 until George Russell crashed on the final lap.

Liam Lawson, a rookie, was pursued by Checo as he dashed up the road, eventually passing the rookie on the way to position eight. However, that outcome is currently being investigated.

After the checkered flag flew, Perez was summoned by the stewards, but given the size of his lead over Lawson, it would take a penalty of more than ten seconds for the Mexican driver’s finish position to be affected.
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Given the challenges Checo and teammate Max Verstappen faced on Sunday—both men starting outside the top ten—Christian Horner will be happy with the work his two drivers did.

After being put on the back foot by an improperly timed safety car, the defending world champion recovered to finish fifth with the aid of Russell’s late incident, maximizing the possible points return.
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Verstappen will have to wait past Suzuka to win his third world championship as a result of that outcome. The Dutchman won the title there last year, but he must wait until Qatar to compete for the grand prize.
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