Because of incident at the German GP, The TV Crew is Being prohibited at Pitlane

Following the incident at the German GP, F1 authorities issued new rules related workspace television crew. Start now cameramen and television workers are banned from the pitlane for the entire session. The decision was taken FOM (Formula One Management) following an accident to a cameraman at the German GP last weekend. Taking pictures in the middle of the pitlane, he did not memyadari tires regardless Mark Webber to roll and then hit him from behind. As a result of the incident, the cameraman named Paul Allen had suffered a broken rib. And the aftermath of the incident was a tougher discharge rules about space limitations office workers media, especially television.

Quoted from Autosport, FOM send electronic mail to some broadcast rights holders which forbade them they were in the pitlane crew throughout the race session. That means they are not allowed in the pitlane start of free practice sessions, qualifying and the race.

FIA is still waiting for the report Red Bull related incidents, in which the report will be forwarded to the entire team in order to avoid the recurrence of similar incidents.