2008-F1 British Grand Prix Kimi Raikkonen recommended people? Please, everyone 3Q

The Iceman pushed down a photographer. F1 officials intervened and urgently deleted it. At the Silverstone circuit, foreign media captured the scene of Raikkonen getting angry and pushing down a photographer. However, Raikkonen is currently on major video websites. The video of the beating has been urgently deleted after negotiations with the F1 governing body. Just before the start of the British F1 Grand Prix, Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen suddenly became angry and pushed a reporter who was taking a close-up photo in front of him, causing the latter to fall to the ground. The video of Kimi's beating once appeared on foreign video websites such as Youtube. However, under the emergency coordination of the F1 governing body, the relevant video was quickly blocked. Why did Raikkonen, who has always been taciturn, suddenly burst out of emotion when the race was about to start and started pushing the photographer? According to the incident announced by Finland's MTV3 TV station, the reporter who was pushed down was named Paul Henri Cahier, who was filming Raikkonen at close range. However, while Raikkonen was busy arranging his head and neck protection device and helmet, the anxious reporter suddenly squeezed in front of Raikkonen and raised the camera only a few centimeters away from his face. Raikkonen immediately felt that his "private domain" had been violated, so he angrily pushed his hands towards the unsuspecting reporter, causing the latter to fall to the ground. However, the entire process of Raikkonen pushing down the reporter was completely filmed. The staff member who held an umbrella for Raikkonen at the time of the incident also reminded the reporter to keep an appropriate distance. Apparently, the reporter turned a deaf ear to the staff member's reminder. "Photographers should respect the fact that Raikkonen is going to race and not get too close to him (when shooting)." Raikkonen's agent Steve Robertson said in an interview on the matter. Raikkonen himself also talked about this in an interview: "I don't care if people think too much. If they ask me nice questions, then I will cooperate; but if they ask me stupid questions, I will I won't answer, but then they will think I am a fool. It's the same thing. If people can treat each other well, then things will be much easier." Afterwards, the reporter who was pushed did not take any action against Lai. Corning Adverse Action. Now, if you search for a video of Raikkonen hitting someone on a foreign video website, only one line will appear: "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Formula One Management. Not available.)" It can be seen that F1 managers are eager to control the negative impact of this matter to a minimum.