Charles Leclerc releases two new songs to commemorate 2024 race wins
Charles Leclerc released two more piano compositions ahead of the 2025 season to commemorate his successful campaign of 2024.
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Charles Leclerc, image via F1
Charles Leclerc has continued to expand his domains outside racing with new ventures adding to his growing list of off-track pursuits. The Monegasque recently launched his own ice cream chain, LEC. Leclerc has also released several piano compositions in the past inspired by his Formula 1 career. Following a successful campaign in the 2024 season, the 27-year-old released two new songs.
Charles Leclerc is infamous for his piano compositions reflecting on his F1 career. Leclerc debuted in the music industry after releasing the ‘AUS23’, sharing his emotions from the DNF of the 2023 Australian GP. The 27-year-old has now released two more songs, increasing the total tally to over nine.
Leclerc scored two impressive victories in the 2024 season, one being on his own home soil and another at Ferrari’s home, Monza. The Monegasque took to Instagram to reveal two new songs, named MC24 and SIN24, both recalling his wins in the previous season. The 27-year-old is eager to continue his success in the upcoming season and potentially release more music inspired by his future triumphs.
Made some new music… MC24 & SIN24 out now enjoy.
Charles Leclerc said in an Instagram post, @charles_leclerc
Charles Leclerc reveals his love for instrumental music
Charles Leclerc’s songs are purely piano instrumental with no lyrics or verses. Leclerc’s deep love for calming instrumental music was the reason behind such song releases. The 27-year-old insisted that such music gave him a lot of energy before racing on the grid.
I like instrumental motivational music, that gives me a lot of energy before getting into the car.
Charles Leclerc noted.
Leclerc asserted that during very intense races such as the Monaco GP, he preferred to listen to even more calming songs. The Monegasque believed that such tunes helped him release the tension before heading out on track. The 27-year-old had a particular liking for instrumental and motivational music in general.
But if I am too tense, which doesn’t happen very often, but it did on a few occasions – like Monaco, maybe before the start this year, there it’s more calming music, and it’s very, very calm, just to release the tension a little bit, but otherwise instrumental, motivational music.
Charles Leclerc added
Lewis Hamilton, Daniel Ricciardo, and many others are often spotted listening to music before racing. The drivers feel at ease after listening to songs as it helps them focus better during racing. Leclerc himself is likely to listen to his own compositions as pre-race motivation and to further fuel his passion for creating more piano melodies.
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