Charles Leclerc has recently opened up about his life away from the Formula 1 race track. The Monegasque driver detailed how important it is to have a ‘universe’ where he can be a normal guy away from the buzz of Formula 1.

Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc commented on his teammate Lewis Hamilton’s remark about feeling useless during the Hungarian Grand Prix.

The godson of future Ferrari F1 driver Jules Bianchi, supported by former Ferrari team principal Jean Todt’s son, Nicholas, and the driver who told his father on his deathbed that he had a Ferrari contract in hand – he didn’t, Charles Leclerc’s Ferrari story is one of those telenovelas. There were tears, laughter, heartbreak and celebrations.

Scuderia Ferrari Formula One team principal Fred Vasseur has hit out at the media for allegedly spreading rumors that delayed his contract extension. Vasseur was also frustrated about the speculation surrounding his driver, Charles Leclerc, and the team's chassis technical director, Loïc Serra.

Charles Leclerc is now an eight-time Formula 1 race winner and driver for Scuderia Ferrari. However, before this, he was a young boy from Monaco whose family had to make sacrifices, including his

Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur has admitted that the Italian squad “lost its way” after encountering “quality issues” at the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

It's been a pretty good year for Formula One driver Charles Leclerc of Ferrari. While his first win of the season has proven elusive, Leclerc has remained in the top-five all season. And following a fourth-place finish at the recent race in Hungary,

Charles Leclerc stunned favourites McLaren by seizing pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday as Ferrari teammate Lewis Hamilton described himself as useless and suggested he should be replaced.

Charles Leclerc believes Ferrari has missed its only chance at a victory in F1 2025, but does Fred Vasseur feel the same way?