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Monaco 2006
When you have to retire from a race, the decent thing to do would be to go back to your paddock and talk to the engineers about what went wrong. The driver’s input helps in assessing what happened so that necessary corrections can be made for the next race.
Not Kimi!
Raikkonen was running in 2nd place in the 2006 Monaco Grand Prix and was setting a blistering pace. But Webber, running in 3rd place, had to retire, which brought out the Safety Car. Unfortunately for Kimi, the heat plates on his McLaren caught fire, ending his race as well. Instead of going back to the paddock, he went straight to his yacht to chill out with his friends!
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