An elderly Brit was spotted punching a biker during a road rage fight in the middle of traffic.
A pair of men got into a heated scrap in the road after a scooter allegedly left a ‘scratch’ on a Mercedes.
The feud sparked at a red light, when the owner of the car got out of the vehicle to confront the biker.
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Passerby Diego Nunes Nogueira captured the full incident on his GoPro camera equipped to his helmet.
“The driver’s car suddenly stopped at a traffic light,” the 40-year-old from Bromley, told Need To Know.
“The motorcyclist thought the car was going to continue, but when the car stopped suddenly, he managed to brake and avoid hitting it.
“The driver immediately got out of his car, visibly angry, saying that he was going to call the police, and took a photo of the motorcycle’s number plate.
“When the traffic light changed, the motorcyclist continued on his way.”
Diego continued on his journey where the biker sped past him on Waddon road, Croydon, London.
Moments later the Mercedes rocked up behind the scooter to confront the rider around 2:30pm on 14 Sep.
The pair exchanged heated words with the driver, left fuming that the biker had fled the scene before the police arrived.
The infuriated rider once again pleaded his innocence whilst walking over to see the ‘scratch’ which he claimed was not there.
As the man walked back to his bike, the motorist visibly became angrier and approached the scooter before attempting to push it over.
The two then squared up in the middle of the road before the elderly man punched the biker in the stomach – before being caught with a hook to the face – leaving him on the ground.
Diego said: “As the situation became more aggressive, I felt nervous and concerned, especially when it became physical.
“I decided to keep filming because I realised the situation was becoming serious.”
Fortunately, a woman walking by separated the pair as the angry biker left the scene whilst the elderly man lay on the floor.
The Met Police have confirmed they received no matching reports for the incident.
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