Zhou Guanyu questioned the race awareness of Nicholas Latifi after the crash which forced him to retire from the Singapore Grand Prix.
The Alfa Romeo racer came into the race weekend on a high, following confirmation that he will remain on the Formula 1 grid next season. Plus, racing in Asia, the sport's first Chinese driver would have been hoping to make an impression and compete for points.
But he never got the chance, as he was forced to retire from the race in the early stages after contact with Latifi. It happened on the seventh lap, during which the Canadian failed to leave enough room for Zhou and squeezed the Alfa Romeo into the wall despite having the inside line at Turn 5.