The world of Formula 1 has been in full swing after Ferrari drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, took temporary control of the team’s Instagram account. This situation created a true online spectacle just before the weekend of the Singapore Grand Prix.
Social media users were able to witness an authentic revolution in the image of the Scuderia, marked by an unexpected change in the profile picture, replacing the characteristic prancing horse with a funny selfie. Additionally, they posted images and videos of their life in the team, including a tour of the facilities and comedic moments during work meetings.
By the end of the day, Ferrari issued an informal statement in a humorous tone, stating that “two unauthorized individuals” had made questionable changes to the club’s social media channels. The letter continued detailing the controversies that had arisen during this period, claiming that “highly questionable editorial decisions had been made.”
Fans warmly received this standout action, with many commenting that they would like to see more similar content in the future. The situation was considered fun and refreshing, fostering positive dialogue among Ferrari supporters.
As the Singapore Grand Prix approaches, Hamilton sits in third position in the drivers’ standings with 214 points, while Leclerc is fourth with 191 points. The lack of a formal atmosphere during the lead-up to the race has generated great interest and excitement among fans.
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