☂The ex-Formula 1 driver was in Miami in his capacity as a TV expert with Sky Sports in Germany.

🌼But he, similarly to Sir Jack🐬ie Stewart, got on the wrong side of the security team.

“What happened after the race 🦄was unpleasant,” Schumacherꦫ said to . 

“The security guards cordoned off an area with ropes until the t❀op three team bosses could g♉ather. That was okay. 

“Jenson Button, for example, wanted to go through the aꦓrea from the inside, but the security guards held him back in an unpleasant way until someone from Formula 1 apologised. There was no overview at all.

“The security pushed me over ඣso brutally, which hurt me a lot.&nbsꦛp;

🔯“We forget the scratches, but it just doesn't wor💯k that way. I expect an apology. 

“B🌳ut it's much more important that something like this doesn't happen again.

“I s𒁏aid to the camera during the live broadcast thaﷺt they were idiots. I stand by that too. 

“W𝔉e will be in touch with Formula 1 about this. This was Formula 1 for the first time in over 20 years.

“We ꦑwere pushed aside like a steamroller - and with great brutality. 

“Tha💝t's just not acceptable. We never stood in the way. 

“The stewards deal disproportionately in the USA. They don't know their way around and don't know how the inter🌱action in Formula 1 works.”

F1 legend Stewart had a hilarious moment during Martin Brundle’s grid walk in Miami, ducking under a rope to make a beeline fo🧸r Roger Federer.

The three-time F1 champion was grabbed by꧂ security - but somehow still managed to get Fed𒆙erer’s attention.