Ferrari has published an unreleased video showing drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc taking control of the team’s social media accounts during the weekend of the Singapore Grand Prix. This initiative resulted in an authentic chaos that captivated fans.
The two drivers had a twenty-minute window to manage Ferrari’s accounts, and Hamilton confessed his inexperience with social media: “I haven’t posted my own content in so long that nowadays I don’t even know how to do it.” Despite this, Leclerc wasted no time and directed Hamilton to take a close-up selfie to update the profile picture.
The takeover included several fun moments, such as a brief tour of Ferrari’s hospitality unit led by Hamilton, Leclerc riding the Englishman’s scooter, and both drivers interrupting meetings or conducting live broadcasts. The fun was abundant, with both fans and team members enjoying the unexpected content.
After the incident, Ferrari issued a humorous statement informing about the “takeover” of its profile: “The Scuderia Ferrari HP confirms that, over the last two hours, two individuals have gained unauthorized control of our social media.” Additionally, the team explained that during this period dubious editorial decisions were made, such as changing the profile and publishing content without the usual approval procedures. The drivers have been identified and the situation has been resolved.
The video of the moments experienced during this action has already surpassed 40,000 views. Fans’ comments were quick to come, with many requesting more content of this kind. One viewer stated: “We need more things like this!”.
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