AUSTIN, Texas — First, there were “Papaya Rules.”
Now, the phrase from McLaren that has the rest of the Formula 1 paddock scratching their head has been boiled down to a single word.
Repercussions.
As the F1 grid arrived in Austin for the United States Grand Prix, with McLaren carrying a rather large trophy along for the ride for the second season in a row, many wondered if there would be any additional fallout from the opening-lap incident between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri at the Singapore Grand Prix. While McLaren clinched their second consecutive Constructors’ Championship thanks to the results in that race, contact between the teammates — and initiated by
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