PETA's Cruelty-Free Bunny Emblazoned on Champion Ferrari

PETA’s Bunny Logo Seen Zooming Down the Track in Melbourne

Published March 26, 2018 by PETA Staff. Last Updated April 2, 2024.

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Formula One fans had a cruelty-free surprise this weekend at the Melbourne Ferrari Challenge.

James Weiland drove a gorgeous Ferrari emblazoned with the PETA logo and PETA’s Beauty Without Bunnies logo, which is used to identify cruelty-free products. This was the first time that the EMS Race Team raced in Australia. The team finished second in the challenge and first in every animal advocate’s heart.

“F1 weekend is always a great opportunity to spread the word about PETA,” Weiland said. “There will be thousands of race fans in attendance and hopefully we can encourage a few of them to search online and learn more.”

And spread the word the team did!

So wonderful, congratulations! Thank you for racing for animals! Bunnies love champagne and race champs. pic.twitter.com/WutCwJHBOQ
— Ingrid Newkirk (@IngridNewkirk) March 25, 2018

Goodbye #AusGP. Great weekend for our @emsRaceTeam with a 2nd and 4th place! On to New Zealand 🇳🇿 #FerrariChallenge pic.twitter.com/bQapiBGGUC
— 🌊🏄‍♂️ Travis Low 🏎💨 (@travismlow) March 25, 2018

PETA thanks the EMS Race Team for getting the PETA bunnies to the podium. We wish the team the best of luck in the next race in New Zealand and beyond.

For more information about PETA’s cruelty-free program and to peruse our list of more than 3,100 cruelty-free companies, check out our Beauty Without Bunnies database.