Charles Leclerc reveals Ferrari’s run wasn’t affected by drain cover damage
Charles Leclerc has maintained that Ferrari’s run at the Bahrain pre-season testing wasn’t impacted by the damage sustained to his car after running over a loose drain cover
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Charles Leclerc in contact with Hamilton ahead of Ferrari switch
Charles Leclerc has disclosed that he has been in touch with his future Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton in anticipation of the seven-time world champion’s debut with the Scuderia in 2025.
Charles Leclerc signs a multi-year contract extension with Ferrari
Charles Leclerc will remain with the Ferrari Formula 1 squad for the foreseeable future following the signing of a new contract extension
Charles Leclerc spotted driving in his new Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta
Charles Leclerc was spotted driving his newest, most rare Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta around the Monaco Principality recently
Leclerc claims pole as Ferrari dominates at Las Vegas Grand Prix
Charles Leclerc led teammate Carlos Sainz to claim pole position at the Las Vegas Grand Prix as Ferrari dominated the proceedings.
Leclerc summoned by the stewards after lap1 incident in Mexico
Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc will be appearing before the Mexico City Grand Prix stewards after he and Sergio Perez collided.
Leclerc claims pole as Ferrari locks out the front row at the Mexico City Grand Prix
Ferrari secured the front row for the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday, with Charles Leclerc edging teammate Carlos Sainz by a mere 0.067 seconds.
Hamilton reacts to disqualification from United States Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton shared a mock photo of himself and Charles Leclerc on Instagram following their disqualification from Sunday’s United States Grand Prix.
Hamilton and Leclerc disqualified after U.S. Grand Prix
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified from the 2023 United States Grand Prix of Formula 1because their car planks were determined to be unduly worn down.
Why F1 stewards failed to penalize Sainz and Leclerc in Monza qualifying
F1 stewards determined that Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc did not drive “unnecessarily slowly” in their Italian Grand Prix qualifying investigation.