Antonio Pizzonia Arrested on Assault Charge in Texas
Former F1 driver Antonio Pizzonia taken into custody in Texas after assault charge.
Former F1 superstar Antonio Pizzonia was arrested in Texas on Saturday evening after reportedly assaulting a person while watching his son race. The former Jaguar and Williams driver was taken into custody by local police and faces an assault charge. Police said the victim was a local business owner and that Pizzonia allegedly struck him after a heated argument. Authorities are reviewing surveillance footage and a warrant was issued for Pizzonia’s arrest. The incident occurred near the River Valley Motorsports Park, where the family was attending a junior driver event. The case remains pending and has attracted media attention due to Pizzonia’s high‑profile motorsport career.
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