Article To news overview © XPBimages Nicholas Latifi has voiced his frustration over not being invited by the stewards to give his version of events following his collision with Zhou Guanyu at the Singapore Grand Prix. On Lap 7 of the race, Zhou tried to make a move on the Williams into Turn 5, using the racing line. However, Latifi turned left and the pair made contact, causing both cars to retire from the event. The incident was reviewed by the stewards later on and it was deemed that Latifi was at fault, with the Canadian being handed a five-place grid penalty to be taken at the Japanese Grand Prix as well as receiving two penalty points. While Latifi acknowledged that he had been at...
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