Here's how McLaren drivers reacted to nefarious late crash in thrilling Canadian GP

Everyone expected a clash between the two McLaren drivers sooner or later, and that moment came just recently. Lando Norris attempted a rather risky overtake on Oscar Piastri in the final stages of the Canadian GP, ultimately forcing him to park his MCL-39 and retire from the race.

A paradoxical incident that strengthens Piastri’s status in the drivers’ championship, with the Australian gaining a valuable 15 points over his teammate. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen closes the gap to Norris significantly by finishing second behind race winner Russell.

Looking back at the final laps, the two McLaren drivers chose not to blame each other, with Norris accepting responsibility for the incident

''It was a hard battle for sure, but a clean one'', Piastri said via ViaPlay. 

''I misjudged'', Norris added. ''I risked DNF for both myself and for Oscar, which is the last thing I can possibly want to do. I can do nothing but apologise to my team and to Oscar''.