The Argentine driver Franco Spretz surprised his son by designing and printing stickers with the sponsors of his racing car. Then, he disassembled the car, spray-painted the body blue, and reassembled it. The result was a toy car similar to that of driver Franco Colapinto, fulfilling his son's wish.
Franco Spretz, a well-known canoeing coach in the Diamante nautical circle, made his son's dream come true with this ingenious idea that quickly went viral. Using a remote-controlled Ferrari purchased at a Shell gas station, he transformed the vehicle into a replica of Franco Colapinto's racing car.
The father shared the transformation process on social media, showing how he designed the stickers, painted the body, and finally assembled the new look of the remote-controlled car. Spretz's initiative received numerous praises and became a beautiful gesture for his six-year-old son Milo, who now enjoys a unique and personalized toy.