Ferrari releases chaotic footage of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's social media takeover
Ferrari has released behind-the-scenes footage of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc hijacking the team's social media channels. The two drivers took over the Maranello outfit's accounts during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend, and it was pure chaos. With a 20-minute window to do whatever they wanted with the channels, Hamilton quickly admitted his lack of recent social media practice ... Keep…
Ferrari released behind-the-scenes footage showing Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc seizing control of the team's social media channels during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend. The chaos unfolded over a 20-minute window when the drivers took over the accounts, posting a series of unusual content. Hamilton admitted he was unfamiliar with the platform, stating, "I haven't posted my own content for so long I actually don't even know how to use the app."
Leclerc quickly took charge, instructing Hamilton to take a close-up selfie for a new profile picture. The takeover involved Hamilton giving a brief tour of the Ferrari hospitality unit, Leclerc riding Hamilton's scooter, and both drivers interrupting meetings and going live separately. Ferrari issued an official statement, confirming unauthorized access to their accounts and that the situation had been resolved after identifying the involved parties.
The humorous incident garnered over 40,000 views within hours, with fans expressing their enjoyment of the unusual content.
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