In an idiotic move, a man has run onto the track during a practice session for the Chinese Grand Prix on Friday.
The unidentified track invader decided to play "chicken" with Formula One cars on the pit straight in Shanghai. The cars, when racing, can reach up to speeds of 360 km/h (220 mph).
Grand Prix Times reported he was arrested by police, after he made it to the Ferrari garage.
The heart-stopping event occurred during the second practice session for the upcoming Grand Prix at the Shanghai International Circuit in China. The two practice sessions were dominated by Lewis Hamilton driving Mercedes, giving an indication of what could be expected this weekend.
Not something you want to see - someone just ran across the live race track. #F1 #ChineseGP http://t.co/Hb1S6DYIWk pic.twitter.com/GVCZjOmNgO— F1 Fanatic (@f1fanatic_co_uk) April 10, 2015
A fan ran across the track during practice for the #ChineseGP pic.twitter.com/qGszDcRK0k— Phil Duncan (@PhilDuncanF1) April 10, 2015
Update - Shanghai suspect ID'd crossing track during FP2 #ChineseGP #F1 pic.twitter.com/nQM2jAPr9p— F1 in America (@F1US) April 10, 2015
This chap has gone quicker than the Honda powered cars through the speed traps pic.twitter.com/hQb0OY6X8b #ChineseGP #F1— James | enterF1.com (@enterF1) April 10, 2015
It's not the only strange thing happening at the Chinese track, earlier a couple could be seen in the stands having wedding photos taking. Now that is speed dating.
There's plenty of action on the stands. #HighSpeedWedding #F1 #FP2 #ChineseGP via @JennieGow pic.twitter.com/uZuCQdmGc9— F1 Madness (@F1_Madness) April 10, 2015
Actual goal "@F1: IN SIXTH GEAR AND IN HEALTH: Further proof that #F1 fans are the best fans! #ChineseGP pic.twitter.com/LCKtZIzZ1a"— Rizwan Saleem (@rizwansaleem_) April 10, 2015