In a surprising event during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, Ferrari shared a behind-the-scenes video where drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc took the reins of their social media accounts. The initiative was characterized by a chaotic atmosphere, full of funny and unexpected moments.
With only 20 minutes to do whatever they wanted with the team’s accounts, Hamilton confessed his lack of practice on social media, stating: “I haven’t posted my own content in so long that, in fact, I don’t even know how to do it.” Leclerc wasted no time and directed the seven-time champion to take a close-up selfie that would become the new profile picture.
The video documents unique moments, such as a small visit to Ferrari’s hospitality unit by Hamilton, Leclerc riding on Hamilton’s scooter, and both drivers interrupting meetings and going live. A full meal of content that prompted laughter among followers.
Subsequently, Ferrari issued a humorous statement about the incident. The team confirmed that two individuals had taken unauthorized control of their channels for two hours. During this time, unconventional editorial decisions were made, including changes to the profile image and posting content without the usual approval procedures.
Ferrari noted that the two individuals had been identified and the situation was under control. They thanked their followers for their understanding during this unprecedented incident.
At the time of writing this article, the video had been viewed over 40,000 times. Fans’ comments expressed their desire to see more content of this kind, with one follower stating: “We need more content like this!”
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