Williams' Nicholas Latifi has been handed a five-place grid penalty for next week's Japanese Grand Prix following his collisions with Alfa's Zhou Guanyu in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix. The two drivers came together in the early stages of the race at Marina Bay, on lap 7 when Zhou initiated an overtake on Latifi on the outside of Turn 5. As he attempted to complete the maneuver, Zhou was squeezed into the wall by the Williams driver, which led to damage to the Alfa's front right corner and to the Chinese driver's retirement on the spot. Read also: Latifi: Williams decision understandable in 'results-based industry' Latifi also hit the wall but the Canadian made his way back to the pits...
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