WATCH: Alpine F1 team's Marvel crossover video thrills fans ahead of Belgian Grand Prix

The Alpine F1 Team has delighted fans with a unique and thrilling crossover video ahead of the highly anticipated Belgian Grand Prix 2024. In a creative collaboration, Alpine released a video showcasing two of their crew members recreating some of the most iconic scenes from Marvel's latest release, "Deadpool and Wolverine."

This playful and inventive project has captured the attention of both F1 enthusiasts and Marvel fans worldwide. This special video comes on the heels of Alpine unveiling their stunning Marvel-themed livery. The French team has embraced the superhero theme with a car design inspired by the beloved characters Deadpool and Wolverine.

Here is the video:

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— BWT Alpine F1 Team (@AlpineF1Team) July 28, 2024

The timing of this release couldn't be more perfect, as the new film, starring Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool, hit theatres just last Friday. Reynolds, who is not only the star of the film but also one of Alpine's investors, adds an extra layer of excitement and authenticity to the collaboration.

What’s in the new livery for Alpine?

The new livery features a striking combination of red and black, paying homage to Deadpool's distinctive colours, complemented by yellow scratches symbolizing Wolverine's iconic claws. This bold and visually captivating design is set to turn heads on the track this weekend.

Alpine's star driver, Esteban Ocon, has expressed his enthusiasm for the Marvel franchise, further fueling the excitement surrounding this crossover. As a passionate fan of the series, Ocon's involvement adds a personal touch to the project, resonating with fans who share his love for Marvel's heroes.

Meanwhile, the stage is set for an epic run in Belgium Grand Prix 2024. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc will start from the pole while Red Bull’s Sergio Perez will join him at P2. Lewis Hamilton and Oscar Piastri will complete the top 4 for the event. Defending World Champion Max Verstappen will start from 11th place after facing a 10-place grid penalty.