Goblet of Stella > Legacy, Glory, Pride.

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Two brothers duke it out in a tandem bike competition pour papa in Stella Artois’ “The Race.” Hijinks ensue when they drive over a nail and their chances of winning are dramatically decreased.

Instead of trucking on, the boys furtively decide to lift their spirits at a nearby pub. As they wrap their lovin’ fingers around two glasses of Stella, they look up at the pub wall and find papa — right where they need him to be.

“Perfection has its price,” Stella smugly reminds us.

A treat to watch, and in keeping the brand’s high-brow sense of humour. By Lowe/London and Lowe Roche/Toronto. MPC/London conducted post-production. Props to Brentter for bringing it to our attention.

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