McLaren’s Lando Norris downplayed his run-in with Alexander Albon during the Japanese Grand Prix, saying the Red Bull driver “made a decent move” despite initially appearing to complain about the aggressive overtake. Albon dived down the inside of Norris heading into the Casio Triangle while fighting for fifth place, causing the two cars to make light contact. Norris took evasive action, cutting across the corner, but lost the position. Norris would ultimately go on to finish outside of the points in 13th after debris from Charles Leclerc’s damaged Ferrari left his car with a race-long braking problem. Asked by Crash.net if the clash with Albon had compromised his race, Norris...
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