A full field of Challenge cars at Phillip Island. We shot it like it deserved.
Ferrari Club Australia ran a members' trackday at Phillip Island, a full field of Challenge cars, pit lane down to the last cone. The kind of day that lives or dies on whether someone was actually there to shoot it properly.
- 01Cover the full trackday
- 02Cars and crews, not just the passes
- 03A shoot worth reposting
Selected frames
Approach & Strategy
Down in the pit lane and trackside for the whole day, chasing the cars, the crews and the between-session moments, not just the on-track passes.
In the feed
This is what gets posted.
This grid is the real work from this job, in the shape it goes out in. Tap a frame to open it, then arrow between them.
How we did it
Pit lane
Down at car height for the grid, the crews and the pre-session nerves.
Trackside
Chasing the Challenge cars at speed, the angles that actually sell the pace.
The edit
A tight turnaround set handed to the club, ready to post straight away.
“Cars this serious don't need dressing up. Just someone who turns up and shoots it right.”
Urban Media, on Ferrari Club AustraliaWe worked pit lane at car height, before the first session went green.
We chased the Challenge cars at speed, hunting the angles that actually sell the pace.
We turned the whole trackday around fast, ready for the club to post straight away.
The impact
A shoot the club is using across their own channels, the cars looking as serious as they sound.
