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Charles Leclerc is a professional Formula One driver who currently drives for the Ferrari team. He is the youngest driver to ever win a Formula One race, having won the 2018 Italian Grand Prix at the age of 21. Leclerc began his career in karting before making the jump to single-seaters in 2013. He competed in the Formula Renault 2.0, Formula 3 and GP3 series before making his F1 debut with Sauber in 2018. Since joining Ferrari in 2019, Leclerc has enjoyed a successful start to his career in the top tier of motorsport, with five wins and seven pole positions to his name. He is considered one of the brightest young talents in the sport and is tipped to become a future World Champion.
It turns out Carlos Sainz isn't the only Ferrari driver who likes to dip into the pool of bizarre F1 strategies every now and again! Charles Leclerc attempted a pretty risky move in the closing laps of the Abu Dhabi GP, and it caught the attention of a certain Mercedes boss 👀 The battle for P2 was on between Ferrari and Mercedes in Abu Dhabi, with just four points separating them heading into the final race of the season. Both teams started on pretty equal playing fields, with Carlos Sainz and Lewis Hamilton in the bottom half of the grid
Picture this - you're an F1 driver who's just competed in the highest level of motorsport for 22 weekends out of the year. It's finally winter break, what do you do? Nope, wrong answer. You go karting, apparently 😂 Yep. The racing season wasn't quite over for Red Bull and AlphaTauri drivers Max Verstappen, Sergio Perez, Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda, who, over the weekend, took part in the Honda Racing 'Thanks Day' karting event. At the very least, you think they would take it much less seriously than their day-to-day jobs, right? Wrong again! https://twitter.com/leclercsletters/status/1731126794160357723?s=20 As they took to