FIA stewards will be working into the evening at the Singapore Grand Prix, investigating a bizarre collision involving Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc on Friday.
The session had already been a chaotic one, with George Russell bringing out the first red flag when he smashed head-first into the wall at Turn 16 and demolished his front wing.
The Brit hurried back to the garage as race control deployed a red flag, pausing the session to clear up the remains of Russell's abandoned wing.
A second red flag was waved soon after when Liam Lawson crashed into the wall, damaging his car and tearing off the rubber from his front right wheel.
Further drama ensued however, when the session resumed. When Charles Leclerc was released from the pits he crashed into the path of Norris, who found himself in the pit lane wall.
McLaren were forced to change Norris' broken front wing and the Brit managed to return out on track, with Leclerc noted for an unsafe release.
In total, 22 minutes of action was lost due to the two red flags, with the Leclerc-Norris incident labelled 'unnecessary' by Sky Sports' Ted Kravitz.
There is no more F1 today, but FP3 will take place on Saturday, October 4 at 5:30am (ET). You can find all the timings and where to watch in your region here.