Charles Leclerc signs a new multi-year contract extension with Ferrari ahead of his home Monaco Grand Prix. Ferrari announces the agreement, with Leclerc saying he is “for the coming seasons” with the team and expressing satisfaction about continuing his career in Maranello. Leclerc, 28, has driven for Ferrari since 2019 after joining the team’s academy in 2016. Sources note that he has become Ferrari’s most-raced driver in the team’s history after Michael Schumacher, who is the only driver with more Ferrari race appearances. Leclerc is also described as second in Ferrari’s list of pole positions, while he has not yet won a Formula 1 drivers’ world championship. Multiple outlets state the contract length is not publicly specified, and Ferrari frames the move as part of its longer-term plans. The announcement takes place before Leclerc competes on his home weekend in Monaco, where he continues alongside Lewis Hamilton, who also remains under a long-term Ferrari deal.
Charles Leclerc signs new multi-year contract extension with Ferrari
Charles Leclerc signs a new multi-year contract extension with Ferrari ahead of his home Monaco Grand Prix. Ferrari announces the agreement, with Leclerc saying he is “for the coming seasons” with the...
- Ferrari announces Charles Leclerc has signed a new multi-year contract extension.
- Leclerc says the deal covers the coming seasons and he is continuing with Ferrari.
- Leclerc has been with Ferrari since 2019, after joining its academy in 2016.
- Leclerc has the second-highest number of Ferrari F1 races of any driver, behind Michael Schumacher.
- The contract length is not disclosed, and the announcement comes ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Charles Leclerc's new deal will see him race with Ferrari "for the coming seasons."
Charles Leclerc is the man of the moment, announcing his contract extension with Ferrari before he embarks on his home race in Monaco.
F1 Correspondent Lawrence Barretto delves into the reasons why Charles Leclerc and Ferrari have agreed a new multi-year deal.
MARANELLO, Italy— Charles Leclerc has signed a new contract with Ferrari “for the coming seasons,” the Formula 1 team announced Wednesday The 28-year-old Leclerc has driven for Ferrari since 2019, having joined its academy in 2016. READ: F1: Ferrari boss tells Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc to drive, not talk Only Michael Schumacher has had more F1 races for Ferrari than Leclerc, who also ranks second for most pole positions for the team. He is yet to win a drivers’ title, though. Leclerc said he “couldn’t be happier to continue this journey” with Ferrari. “Together we’ve shared incredible moments and some […]...Keep on reading: Charles Leclerc signs new multiyear deal with Ferrari in F1
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