Charles Leclerc claims he’ll stay at Ferrari for ‘as long as it takes’ to win a world championship

Charles Leclerc has been making his trade with Ferrari since 2019.

Charles Leclerc claims he’ll stay at Ferrari for ‘as long as it takes’ to win a world championship

Charles Leclerc (Via: Imago)

The six-time Grand Prix winner, Charles Leclerc has pledged his allegiance to Ferrari and has concluded that he is keen on winning the world championship at the Maranello-based team. Leclerc joined Ferrari in 2019 and has so far managed 35 podiums for the team.

Charles Leclerc has always had a dream to drive for Ferrari and claims that he was a Tifosi from his childhood. Since joining Ferrari from Sauber in 2019, the 26-year-old has been a faithful and exuberant performer, while fulfilling a lifelong dream.

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Leclerc won his home race in Monaco this season and has truly been a powerful competitor for the drivers’ championship. Kimi Raikkonen to date is the last driver to win a world championship with the Ferrari F1 team. The Finnish driver won the title back in 2007.

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As long as it takes, it’s Ferrari who made me dream when I was a child and who believed in me when I was young, I will do everything to make that happen as quickly as possible.
Charles Leclerc via an interview.

Charles Leclerc has vested his belief in the crew at Ferrari and claims that he will do everything in his power to bring the championship home, regardless of the time it takes. Leclerc is currently second in the drivers championship and trails by 66 points to the leader, Max Verstappen, with 15 races to go to decide the winner of the 2024 drivers and constructors championship.

Toto Wolff labels Carlos Sainz as a driver who deserves the best seat

Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff has spoken in praise of Carlos Sainz after a series of strong performances this season. However, Sainz currently stands without a team to drive for in 2025 and is currently weighing his options.

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Toto Wolff and Carlos Sainz (Via: imago)
I think, first of all, Carlos deserves a top seat. I mean, he’s done a fantastic job. We haven’t taken the decision yet for next year, but we didn’t want to have Carlos wait as well. Because he needs to take the decisions for himself, and that’s just fair. But he’s doing a super job.
Toto Wolff said to SkySports

Toto Wolff has clarified Mercedes’ stance on the availability of a seat for Carlos Sainz and has been transparent in concluding that the Silver Arrows will not be keen on signing the talented Spaniard. However, the Austrian asserted that any team on the grid would be lucky to sign the three-time race winner, given the race craft and the skillset the Spaniard possesses.

Carlos Sainz suffered an unfortunate DNF at the Canadian GP, along with his teammate Charles Leclerc, who suffered the same fate. The 29-year-old will now try to bounce back in hopes of finding a place among the points and podiums in his upcoming home race in Barcelona.

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