Lando Norris told critical Formula 1 fans watching from home who criticised drivers for complaining about the visibility at the Japanese Grand Prix to "keep your mouth shut".
That blunt instruction came as he reflected on a truncated race at Suzuka, which took place amid heavy downpours. The rain led to a two-hour delay as the race was red-flagged after the first lap, and even when the action was able to resume there was still a huge amount of spray being thrown up in the air.
While things didn't look too bad on TV at times, it was much worse from the point of view of the drivers themselves. Norris was joined by Alex Albon in asserting that the view from their helmets was a lot worse than the on-board cameras showed.
