One of the favorite jokes among Formula 1 drivers is to steal and hide something from your opponent or teammate. But Daniel Riccardo opened a new page in this entertainment.
Now it is not uncommon for Formula 1 drivers who finished in first places to take their smartphones with them to the awards ceremony in order to snap selfies on the podium.
Lewis Hamilton is especially fond of doing this, who is well known for his activity in social networks, especially in Instagrams.
At the 2017 Japanese Grand Prix, which he won, Hamilton did not change tradition. However, shortly after the celebration, Lewis had to put his smartphone on hold as he was forced to do interviews.
This was extremely imprudent on the part of the Briton, because the famous prankster Daniel Riccardo was also present on the podium, who immediately seized the opportunity and took possession of Hamilton's phone.
The Red Bull pilot began to take his own selfies and post them on Lewis's Instagram. The appearance of an Australian face with a big smile on their idol's social network was a real surprise for Hamilton fans.
It was one of the funniest moments of that weekend, and it brightened up a bit of a rather boring race.
