A Formula One racetrack is a sacrosanct environment. The two white lines marking the boundary of the circuit represent a physical and psychological barrier that shouldn't be crossed either deliberately or accidentally in any circumstances without express permission – as Mark Webber will attest after his penalty at the Singapore Grand Prix. However, for every seemingly innocuous lift home on the back of a rival's machine, there are many examples from F1's past where racetrack intrusions have been controversial, contentious, or downright dangerous. Ahead of the Indian Grand Prix, Crash.net looks back at some of Grand Prix racing's most infamous unauthorized on-track transgressions. Animal...
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