Leclerc’s team-mate, Spaniard Carlos Sainz, provided visual evidence of Ferrari’s sauna training on Instagram last Friday, as he turned up the heat with a clip of himself pedalling away on an indoor bike seemingly located inside a steam room.
“Extreme situations call for extreme measures… Getting ready for Singapore,” he wrote in the caption. On the video, the 25-year-old also added a label: “Preparing for the toughest race of the season.”Meanwhile, Alfa Romeo’s Valtteri Bottas set tongues wagging on Tuesday with a reel of himself in a sauna, wearing only a hat decked out with reindeer antlers and nothing else.
The clip starts with him setting the temperature to 100 deg C and then cuts away to the Finnish driver sitting naked on the sauna’s bench with a canned drink. Despite the extreme temperature, this is apparently normal for the 33-year-old as he is then heard joking: “Singapore ritual for some, Finnish daily ritual for others.”
Followers reacted with a mixture of shock, excitement and also amusement, as in the case of Massa, who dropped a sequence of cry-laughing emojis in reply.
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