Hamilton and Leclerc hijacked Ferrari's Instagram ahead of Singapore, swapping the prancing horse profile pic for a goofy selfie and flooding the feed with garage tours, filter videos, and behind-the-scenes chaos. The two-hour takeover included Leclerc polling fans on his hair, Hamilton playing tour guide, and both crashing team meetings with the camera rolling.
Ferrari played along with a deadpan statement about "two individuals" making "highly questionable editorial decisions" without approval. The suspects were "identified and contained." Fans ate it up. "This should happen every weekend," one wrote.
It's the kind of chemistry Ferrari needs. Hamilton sits third in the standings with 214 points, Leclerc fourth with 191. Singapore hosts a sprint this weekend, and while the social media stunt won't add points, it signals a partnership that's clicking — exactly what the Scuderia needs as both drivers push to close the gap.
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