Earlier, excitement swirled around F1's world of social media when Matthias Lauda, the F1 legend's son, announced on Twitter that he would help the 66-year-old with his brand new Twitter account.Among Lauda's immediate new followers were Max Verstappen, Carlos Sainz, Paddy Lowe and 22,000 others.But a reporter for the Austrian broadcaster ORF contacted the Mercedes team chairman for comment, and Lauda announced: "I am sitting in Ibiza -- and I do not tweet!"The report said Lauda is now considering legal action against the administrator of the fake account.
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