Following his Canadian Grand Prix FP1 crash, Ferrari has confirmed that Charles Leclerc will not be able to run in the upcoming practice session. In the early ongoings of the first practice session around the Isle du Notre-Dame track,

Charles Leclerc’s Friday at the Canadian Grand Prix appears to be over already after damaging his chassis in a crash in FP1.

Charles Leclerc suffered a huge shunt during FP1 at the Canadian Grand Prix, locking up heading into Turn 3 and slamming into the barrier. The Ferrari F1 star wrecked the whole left-hand side of his car,

Charles Leclerc hopes Ferrari can turn things around in 2025 and looks to McLaren's findings as the key do just that. On media day, Leclerc described the current mood at Ferrari: "None of us is satisfied by how it's going at the moment,

Charles Leclerc was spotted cruising through Monaco with girlfriend Alexandra Saint Mleux in a stunning Ferrari 275 GTB.