​Andrea Stella says he is pleased to see the goodwill from Lando Norris at the F1 Singapore GP, but insists the conversation is far from over.After what transpired in the F1Singapore GPsprint, McLaren team principal Stella made his thoughts clear in instilling the mindset that the team always comes first. He was disappointed with the collision and felt an apology wouldn’t work.While he appreciated the apology, it is the thought process and perspective that need to be corrected, which he wants from both Norris and Oscar Piastri. The Brit is apologetic and offered his help during Sunday’s F1 race.When he went wide, together with Ferrari’s Lewis Hamilton, he managed to pass him but they both lost to Mercedes’ Andrea Kimi Antonelli. The Italian’s track limits situation could have helped somewhat, but it didn’t matter in the end.Norris Explains Why he Offered Help to PiastriWith a podium less likely, Norris offered McLaren help to slow down and push Hamilton into Piastri, for the Australian to overtake him. The team appreciated the offer but declined the help, as Piastri had enough on his own to clear the degrading Ferrari.They wanted Norris to concentrate on catching Antonelli, if possible. “Yeah, I mean Oscar was unfortunate with a puncture and I saw there were quite a few cars,” he said to the media after the F1 Singapore GP.“I also had a few problems with the car myself, so there was more of an opportunity to get more points and get Oscar back up the order than there was for me to catch Kimi because I couldn’t.“I saw there was like three four cars in between, so I asked, but I didn’t need to in the end, and we still got the best points we could as a team, so,” summed up Norris, who reiterated his apology, while stressing that he shouldn’t have put his own self ahead of the team. (Photo by Alastair Staley/LAT Images)Norris Says it is Straightforward That He Has to Think About TeamIt is the mindset that McLaren wants to instill in its F1 drivers. “No, it’s pretty straightforward, I can’t attempt what I did,” continued Norris. “I should never have attempted it in the first place, even if the move was on and simply, I have got to think more of the team that I represent not than myself.“So, yeah, it was a mistake on my part and I let down the team, so I’ve also apologized to all of them and I owe them all an apology, and we’ll do better next time,” summed up Norris, as Piastri played down any issues when the two came close on Lap 1 in the F1 Singapore GP.“Yeah, I mean I knew where he was, and I was pretty comfortable, but yeah, that was just the normal scenario,” he said. But what did McLaren and Stella think of the gesture and help from Norris towards Piastri? The Italian welcomed the thought process, certainly.Stella Says Conversation Would ContinueHe stressed the team factor and that the conversations will certainly continue. “So, what we had yesterday, I classified it as unacceptable, which is a st