Leclerc reacciona con pánico mientras Hamilton conduce el Ferrari eléctrico

Los pilotos de Fórmula 1 de Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton y Charles Leclerc, se turnaron para probar el nuevo modelo totalmente eléctrico Luce antes de su presentación oficial.

El par condujo el vehículo por la pista antes de que se retirara la cubierta roja. Leclerc gritó instrucciones desde el asiento del pasajero mientras Hamilton exigía más al coche, pidiendo precaución repetidamente durante la prueba.

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