Sergio Perez and Alexander Albon found themselves in the spotlight as they faced the race stewards' scrutiny over two contentious incidents at the Singapore Grand Prix.  The high-octane clash, which took place on the Marina Bay Street Circuit, left fans on the edge of their seats, and the stewards had their hands full sorting through the on-track drama. Sergio Perez incurred a five-second time penalty after race stewards determined that he was 'predominantly to blame' for colliding with Alexander Albon.  The incident unfolded during the closing laps of the race when Perez, piloting his Red Bull Racing car, attempted an audacious manoeuvre on the inside of Albon's Williams at Turn...
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