George Russell said Romain Grosjean was solely to blame for the collision between them that ended his Singapore Grand Prix and stated his belief that the Haas driver deserved punishment over the incident. The stewards did not see fit to hand down any sanction after Russell and Grosjean came together at Turn 8, with the contact turning the Williams into the wall and breaking front suspension. Article continues under video Russell said over team radio "I shouldn't be surprised" in the immediate aftermath of the incident and was seen in discussion with Grosjean in the interview pen post-race. Of his confrontation with Grosjean post-race, Russell told reporters: "I just sort of...
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