Ferrari puts language skills of Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc to the test » FirstSportz

No matter how competitive and ruthless they appear on the tracks, all of them formula 1 Racers have a hilarious side that often goes unexplored by fans. Sure, they’re a group of adventurous people who love taking part in a race of death where the stakes are high and there’s full risk that one of them will end up in a horrible accident – but still, they all love racing.

But when they’re not at the track, F1 drivers like to shoot silly videos with their teammates to share some behind-the-scenes things they do while out and about in the F1 paddocks. And so Ferrari released a hilarious video of their two racers trying to speak each other’s languages.

In the video, now available on Ferrari’s YouTube channel, the Tifosi find their favorite racers – Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc – laughing while trying to speak in French and Spanish respectively. While it’s pretty obvious that both are lacking in some serious vocabulary, Sainz and Leclerc have made sure to show their fans their quirky side, which is rarely seen during races.

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Ferrari puts the language skills of its drivers to the test

Ferrari just released a new video on its YouTube page in which its racing drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz tried to guess some Formula 1 related words in Spanish and French respectively.

To make it a bit funnier, the Ferrari representatives who directed this game added a bit more competitiveness by scoring a score. The first person to correctly guess the word in their teammate’s native language moved up one place according to the rules.

You’ve waited long enough, Tifosi! 👀

Spanish 🆚 French. Testing @Charles_Leclerc and @Carlossainz55‘s language skills this week. Who knows you best? 🤔 #essereFerrari 🔴 pic.twitter.com/puW6ZqLQTr

— Scuderia Ferrari (@ScuderiaFerrari) June 9, 2022

This video is part of a series in which Ferrari have created a championship all their own with just two competitors – their two drivers, Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.

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