Time passes, generations of drivers change, but every year we hear the most enthusiastic words from everyone who competes in Formula 1 about both the Suzuka circuit and the great Japanese fans who create a unique atmosphere on the circuit.
For the Japanese public, Formula 1 drivers are real heroes and are treated the same as world-famous rock stars. You will be convinced of this again when you watch Ferrari’s video report on the recent Japanese Grand Prix.
Take, for example, the images of the meeting of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz with the fans – a whole sea of people gathered in front of it, the other side of which is virtually invisible.
“Every time we come to Japan, I think it is the Ferrari fans who are the most creative,” Leclerc praised the local crowd. “In this respect they are far superior to all others – what funny hats they have, what funny gifts they give us!” It’s always nice.
When we see this passion combined with the enormous respect we receive, it is truly satisfying. Here in Japan Ferrari always has strong support, they love motorsport and there are so many red caps here!”
At the end of the meeting, Charles and Carlos also tossed their Ferrari baseball caps into the crowd.
As always, perhaps the most valuable thing in such videos is the opportunity to go behind the scenes of the events, into the team pits, to see the emotional response of engineers and mechanics to what is happening on the track. But in the case of the weekend in Suzuka, it is of course also a special atmosphere that local fans give to the events…
Source: F1 News
I am Christopher Clyde, an experienced journalist and content writer with a passion for sports. I have been writing about Formula 1 news for the past five years and am currently employed as an author at athletistic.com, one of the top sports websites in the US.
