McLaren engaged in new discussions following the incident at the Singapore GP, with Lando Norris vowing to "make improved choices."

Lando Norris has acknowledged that he must make "better choices" as McLaren seeks to move past his incident with teammate Oscar Piastri in Singapore.

Norris faced criticism from team management for his attempt to overtake Piastri in pursuit of fourth place during the Singapore sprint race, which resulted in both drivers being taken out and cost the team crucial points in the championship, contradicting the team's racing principles.

Team principal Andrea Stella mentioned following the Singapore race that further discussions would take place at the Woking factory to prevent a recurrence. It is reported that those discussions occurred last week, and the team is eager to move forward from the incident as Norris expressed remorse for his misjudgment.

“I accept accountability for my errors, and I learn from them," Norris was quoted in the team’s preview for the United States Grand Prix. "This team motivates me every weekend, and my goal is to repay the dedication everyone puts in by improving, making wiser choices, and representing the team in the best way possible.”

Norris's incident with his teammate compounded what had already been a challenging triple-header, as McLaren struggled to match the substantial performance enhancements Red Bull had integrated into its car, resulting in back-to-back victories for Max Verstappen in Malaysia and Singapore.

"Following a challenging triple-header, we will apply the lessons learned from both our performance and execution," Stella added. "In F1, success is never assured – thus our approach is to continue building, developing, and pushing forward together as a unified team."