A lighthearted and playful moment before hitting the track for the Imola GP. Today, Ferrari posted a fun video on its social media channels featuring Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc building the LEGO version of the Ferrari SF-24, under the supervision of Team Principal Fred Vasseur in a rather unusual role.
The video is set inside one of Ferrari’s wind tunnels, though not the one used for Formula 1 car development—it’s actually one of the company’s exhibition spaces, chosen to give the content an even more striking atmosphere.
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc tackle the SF-24
In the video, Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc work together to assemble a LEGO replica of the SF-24, taking on the challenge with teamwork and a dose of humor. The two exchange jokes, help each other out, and laugh under Fred Vasseur’s watchful eye, as he pretends to assess their efficiency as if it were a real simulator session.
This video comes just weeks after the official announcement of the Ferrari–LEGO partnership, which includes the launch of exclusive models and promotional activities for fans of all ages. The scene in the wind tunnel—though not a technical one—symbolically links the engineering precision of Formula 1 with the creativity of the LEGO world.
The video has been met with enthusiasm by fans, quickly going viral on Scuderia’s social media platforms. A miniature Ferrari, two champion drivers at work, and a very attentive Team Principal: the perfect mix to win hearts and gain visibility ahead of the upcoming race in Imola.
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