At the 1982 German Grand Prix, Nelson Piquet was comfortably in the lead, until he tried to lap Salazar and collided, costing the Brazilian the win. After that, Piquet loses his temper and fights Salazar only seconds after climbing out of his car! It's not how it used to be, eh? (Also listen to James Hunt's commentary!)
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