Leclerc extends ferrari stay, to remain alongside hamilton

Ferrari has announced Charles Leclerc will continue driving for the team on a multi-year contract, cementing his long-term partnership with Lewis Hamilton. The 28-year-old Monegasque, who made his Ferrari debut in 2019, will maintain his seat alongside Hamilton for the foreseeable future.

Leclerc's ferrari legacy deepens

Leclerc has been a stalwart Ferrari driver, competing in 155 races for the team - second only to Michael Schumacher's record. He's claimed eight wins and 27 pole positions, with a best championship finish of second in 2022. Currently, Leclerc sits third in this year's standings, just three points ahead of Hamilton.

Leclerc's commitment is a vote of confidence in both the driver and Ferrari's current lineup stability. With a home win at Monaco earlier this season and the Ferrari expected to excel in Monte Carlo this weekend, this extension could be a shrewd move for the team.