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Then we can carry on with this shocking video of Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen breaking a mechanic’s leg at the Bahrain Grand Prix. The incident occurred after Raikkonen got the green light to leave his pit despite only having three of is four tires replaced — this was the unfortunate result of that snafu:
https://twitter.com/LCooks81/status/983014972660813824
Ferrari tweeted their mechanic suffered a shinbone and scapula fracture:
Apparently a shinbone and fibula fracture, our thoughts are with Francesco, stay strong #BahrainGP
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) April 8, 2018
Raikkonen, who did not finish the race because of the incident, said post-race his job is to go once he sees green (via Sky Sports):
“I don’t know what happened. For sure, it’s not great for him.
“I go when the light is green. I don’t see what happens behind and unfortunately he got hurt. My job is to go when the light says so. Hopefully he’s OK.”
Sidenote: Raikkonen retired from the race because that last wheel wasn’t fitted properly. It wasn’t solely because he ran over a dude’s leg.
Analysing the body language of Kimi Raikkonen…
✅ Helmet on
✅ Head down
✅ Walking quicklyConclusion: "Don't talk to me" 👀#F1 #BahrainGP pic.twitter.com/eNbf2ISABm
— Formula 1 (@F1) April 6, 2018
