Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc arrive at Sepang in matching sports saloons
Formula 1 drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc arrived at the Sepang circuit driving Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloces. The article details the technical specifications of the cars and the historical connection between Ferrari and Alfa Romeo.
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Your Ferrari drivers don't usually disappoint us with what they drive to race weekends. Whether it be a classic Ferrari supercar or a Ducati superbike, it usually leaves us fans drooling with jealousy. This weekend in Malaysia was no different as Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc arrived in matching sports saloons from Alfa Romeo.
The Scuderia pair was spotted driving Alfa Romeo Giulia Veloces, Hamilton finished in Misano Blue and his team-mate's in the brand's signature Alfa Rosso red.
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