Charles Leclerc allegedly dumped girlfriend Giada Gianni to challenge Lewis Hamilton for F1 title.

Charles Leclerc made some huge sacrifices for Formula Ine and Ferrari.

Charles Leclerc allegedly dumped girlfriend Giada Gianni to challenge Lewis Hamilton for F1 title.

Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc

Charles Leclerc joined the Ferrari Formula One team in 2019. It is rumored that in order to make sure that he was able to challenge Lewis Hamilton, the Monegasque dumped his stunning model girlfriend Giada Gianni. Moreover, Giada removed all photos of her with Charles Leclerc from his Instagram handle as an aftermath of what Leclerc did to her in 2019.

During the 2019 season, Charles Leclerc started to show the signs of the driver that he has become today for Ferrari. To add more spice to things, Leclerc was in an internal battle with his former teammate, Sebastian Vettel that only escalated as the 2019 season went forwards.

As Charles Leclerc understood that the 2019 title was out of his reach, he made huge changes in his life to make a more solid case for the Championship in 2020. Investing less time for his girlfriend and subsequent breakup was a byproduct of these decision. 

Charles left me. He wants to devote himself only to Ferrari.
Giada Gianni took to Instagram live to announce her split with Leclerc.

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Charles Leclerc matched Michael Schumacher’s record in 2019

The Monegasque became the first Ferrari driver since Michael Schumacher in 2001 to score four successive poles. It’s a really special feeling for him to break such a record that to held by the racer who many consider as the GOAT.

Charles Leclerc
Charles Leclerc (via IMAGO)
It feels very, very special but I don't want to think about stats for now. I just want to focus on the job. There is a long way to go and it is a good start. We have been competitive all weekend and the race simulation seems good too.
Charles Leclerc said.

Charles Leclerc had the ‘driving on the edge’ gene in him from the very start of his F1 career and if one compares this year’s Leclerc with that of 2019, the Monegasque has shown exponential growth and is seen by many as someone who is at par with the lights of Max Verstappen.

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