WATCH: Charles Leclerc spotted in brand new $6,000,000 Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta in Monaco
Charles Leclerc drove his brand-new Ferrari S812 Competizione Aperta in the streets of Monte Carlo.
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Charles Leclerc has been the star driver for Scuderia Ferrari since he joined the team in 2019. The Monegasque driver has solidified his place at Maranello over the years. Although, the 26-year-old will get a run for his money when Lewis Hamilton switches to the Italian team in 2025. However, Leclerc remains focused on the upcoming F1 season. Now, the Ferrari driver decided to take his brand new million-dollar ride for a spin in Monaco.
Leclerc was spotted in the streets of Monte Carlo in the brand-new Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta worth over $6 million. The Monegasque was wearing an elegant tuxedo during his drive. The 26-year-old was perhaps having a day out in his new car. Charles Leclerc was even greeted by a couple of individuals before he drove off.
Previously, Charles Leclerc acquired a special license plate for his car last year. However, in the clip, the car had the previous license plate on. Nevertheless, it is evident that the 26-year-old is enjoying his new whip from Maranello. The S812 Competizione Aperta produces a staggering 830 hp from its massive V12 engine from Ferrari.
Charles Leclerc needs to solidify his place as team leader at Ferrari
Charles Leclerc earned another massive contract extension from Ferrari just a couple of weeks ago. However, this news was overshadowed by Lewis Hamilton‘s announcement to join the Scuderia in 2025. This could certainly change the dynamics within the squad as the seven-time world champion would try to build the team around himself.
Leclerc was reportedly shocked and disappointed by Ferrari’s move to sign Lewis Hamilton. The 26-year-old was unaware that the team would bring in Hamilton in 2025. As such, Charles Leclerc would need to step up and solidify his place as the team leader before the arrival of the Mercedes driver.
The Monegasque driver will need to bring in decent results for the team from the get-go and extract the most out of the car. Moreover, Charles Leclerc would need to re-establish himself within the Ferrari crew to ensure that he does not lose the team’s support once Lewis Hamilton joins Maranello next year.
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