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Uh oh, Ferrari is even messing up pit stops in its adverts now

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Uh oh, Ferrari is even messing up pit stops in its adverts now | Top Gear

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Ferrari’s promo material for the new SF-24 F1 car includes a strangely slow pit stop

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Uh oh, Ferrari is even messing up pit stops in its adverts now

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Ferrari’s promo material for the new SF-24 F1 car includes a strangely slow pit stop

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Ferrari’s promo material for the new SF-24 F1 car includes a strangely slow pit stop

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Uh oh, Ferrari is even messing up pit stops in its adverts now

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Uh oh, Ferrari is even messing up pit stops in its adverts now

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Uh oh, Ferrari is even messing up pit stops in its adverts now

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Ferrari’s promo material for the new SF-24 F1 car includes a strangely slow pit stop

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It would seem as though Scuderia Ferrari’s strategy and pit stop struggles aren’t just limited to race day. Heck, a slow pit stop has even managed to work its way into the promo material for the new SF-24…

Just have a look at the video in the Tweet below if you fancy a giggle. Ferrari itself describes the stop as “poetry in motion”, but that front-left wheel seems to go on rather slowly, doesn’t it?

In fact, the TG stopwatch has clocked it as a 3.48-second stop, which is some way off the 1.8-second world record stop that McLaren managed to pull off at the Qatar Grand Prix last year.

Didn’t anybody ask the director for another take?

Poetry in motion ?‍? pic.twitter.com/ghPB0jBTki
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) February 15, 2024

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It would seem as though Scuderia Ferrari’s strategy and pit stop struggles aren’t just limited to race day. Heck, a slow pit stop has even managed to work its way into the promo material for the new SF-24…

Just have a look at the video in the Tweet below if you fancy a giggle. Ferrari itself describes the stop as “poetry in motion”, but that front-left wheel seems to go on rather slowly, doesn’t it?

In fact, the TG stopwatch has clocked it as a 3.48-second stop, which is some way off the 1.8-second world record stop that McLaren managed to pull off at the Qatar Grand Prix last year.

Didn’t anybody ask the director for another take?

Poetry in motion ?‍? pic.twitter.com/ghPB0jBTki
— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) February 15, 2024

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Ferrari’s promo material for the new SF-24 F1 car includes a strangely slow pit stop