Actor Stephen Graham accused of reducing female go-kart worker to tears in furious outburst

Incident at Go Karting Ring

Stephen Graham is facing accusations of reducing a female go-kart worker to tears in a recent outburst at a TeamSport Go Karting ring in Leicester. The incident occurred just a day after the airing of his new series, where he portrays a boxer.

Details of the Incident

According to sources, the 51-year-old actor lost his cool when a marshal instructed drivers to exit the track due to safety concerns while he was watching his son and friends. Witnesses claim Graham yelled at the young staff member and even shouted at a senior female worker who intervened to calm the situation.

Previous Behavior

This is not the first time Graham has made headlines for his behavior. Previously, he was reported to have verbally abused a football referee during a match where his nephew was playing for non-league Barrow Town. The incident resulted in a fine for the club and penalty points.

Response from Graham's Camp

A spokeswoman for the actor has denied the allegations, stating that no one from Graham's party was asked to leave the track. She mentioned that the situation arose due to overcrowding on the track, leading to a safety concern. Graham's camp also emphasized that he interacted positively with the public and staff present.

Upcoming Role

Graham is currently in prime physical condition after training for his role as boxer Henry "Sugar" Goodson in Disney+'s series 'A Thousand Blows'.