Leclerc panique alors que Hamilton pilote le véhicule électrique de Ferrari

Les pilotes de Formule 1 de Ferrari, Lewis Hamilton et Charles Leclerc, ont testé à tour de rôle le nouveau modèle 100 % électrique Luce avant sa présentation officielle.

Le duo a piloté le véhicule sur la piste avant que la housse rouge ne soit retirée. Leclerc a crié des instructions depuis le siège passager alors que Hamilton poussait la voiture plus fort, appelant à plusieurs reprises à la prudence pendant l'essai.

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