According to the first reports, it was supposed to be a failed joke, in which, fortunately, no one was injured. However, the damage to the property of the company, which belongs to Alesi’s brother-in-law, is considerable. The event was also to be attended by Alesi’s son and brother, who allegedly sat behind the wheel of a BMW in which the trio fled the scene.
Alesi, 57, admitted to the police station on Monday that he had actually placed a rake bought in Italy at the factory and called the incident a “bad joke.” however, the brother-in-law allegedly lives in a separate marriage after marrying Alesi’s sister, and the police are investigating whether the motive was not family disagreements.
During his F1 career, Alesi completed a total of 202 races, climbed the podium 32 times, but won only one Grand Prix. In 1995, he triumphed in the Canadian Grand Prix. Eleven years later, he was awarded the Order of the Legion of Honor. However, he and his son are unlikely to avoid legal action now, AFP said.
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