The stewards found no violations of the yellow-flag rules.
After qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, the stewards reviewed the actions of Gabriel Bortoleto, Nico Hülkenberg and Yuki Tsunoda, who were suspected of not having slowed sufficiently in the yellow-flag zone after Pierre Gasly stopped on track at the end of the first session. Having examined the circumstances, the stewards concluded that all three had slowed sufficiently and that there had been no infringement. The stewards also investigated a possible infringement by George Russell, but likewise concluded that the Mercedes driver had slowed sufficiently under the yellow flags.
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The stewards found no violations of the yellow-flag rules.
After qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix, the stewards reviewed the actions of Gabriel Bortoleto, Nico Hülkenberg and Yuki Tsunoda, who were suspected of failing to slow sufficiently in a yellow-flag zone.