Ferrari Curse Continues in an Unreal Turn of Events As Tifosi Already Rue Home Race Weekend: “Even the Truck F*cking DNFs”

Ferrari can’t seem to catch a break. Ferrari fans have been cursing their luck ever since the title fight materialized in Max Verstappen’s favor. This is clearly down to Ferrari having a serious strategic and reliability nightmare as well as driver errors.

Max Verstappen sits clear atop the Formula 1 Driver standings and after the Dutch Grand Prix, it doesn’t seem likely that Charles Leclerc could mount a substantial title challenge to topple the reigning No. 1 of F1.

It would seem that this bizarre run of form that has plagued the drivers is now also behind the entire team. This has sent Twitter into raptures. Last night, Formula 1 fans took to Twitter to troll the team from Maranello after a really odd problem befell the Scuderia.

Twitter reacts as Ferrari truck breaks down en route to Monza

The Italian Grand Prix weekend is just around the corner. However, things have started off for Ferrari on a very ominous note. On route to the Autodromo Nazionale Monza, Ferrari’s team truck broke down in the middle of the highway.

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Fans quickly took to the social media platform to share this.

As fans rightly remarked, this season seems to be a cursed one for the team in red. But that didn’t mean that the Tifosi weren’t in the mood to troll their own team. This was payback for all the heartbreak bestowed on them this season.

Ferrari needs a miracle to overturn the deficit they have to Red Bull and Max Verstappen. But having your fans have a laugh at the expense of your misery is surely not what they need right now.

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But you cannot blame the fans for trolling them. This season, Ferrari has endured so much tragedy that it’s arguably funny.

Hopefully, Ferrari will have a better weekend than they had last week at the Dutch Grand Prix. But if yesterday’s events are a sign of things to come, we’re sorry Ferrari fans.

Can the Maranello-based outfit win another race before this season ends? Will their disappointment end this weekend?