LECLERC
PROFILE
CHARLES LECLERC ON THE PERFECT TRAJECTORY
A precocious champion with breathtaking talent, Monaco’s Charles Leclerc is pursuing a sensational career in motorsport. He has not stopped developing his innate talent since the earliest days, thanks to his sharp intelligence, a pronounced taste for hard work and an exceedingly likeable personality. Having entered Formula 1 in 2018 with Alfa Romeo Sauber F1, his dream continued in 2019 inside the prestigious Scuderia Ferrari alongside four-time World Champion Sebastian Vettel.
Born 16th October 1997, Charles Leclerc collected exploits from an early age in karting. French Champion in 2009, then winner of the Monaco Kart Cup in 2010, the CIK-FIA Academy Trophy and the Junior World Cup in 2011, he continued to shine among the world elite of the discipline until 2013.
His rapid rise continued in single-seater from 2014 onwards. Top rookie in Formula Renault in his first season, then in Formula 3 the following year, he raised the pace further in 2016 by winning the GP3 Series before dominating the 2017 season of FIA Formula 2. Spotted by Nicolas Todt in 2010, the All Road Management driver joined the Ferrari Driver Academy in 2016 and made his Formula 1 debut in the process. After a convincing first year with the Alfa Romeo Sauber team, he was chosen in 2019 to drive the new Ferrari SF 90. After 7 pole positions, 10 podiums and 2 victories, Charles finished fourth in the World Championship and extended his contract with Ferrari until 2024. The 2020 season was below Charles’ expectation as he could jump on the podium on two occasions only, finishing 8th in the drivers’ classification. In 2021, the Monegasque driver secured two more pole positions and a podium.
HISTORY
CAREER
2009
Youngest French Championship winner in cadet
2010
Youngest winner of the Monaco Kart Cup KF3
2011
Youngest winner of the CIK-FIA KF3 World Cup Winner of the CIK-FIA Academy Trophy Winner of the ERDF Master Kart Paris-Bercy
2012
CIK-FIA World Champion U18 Vice European Champion CIK-FIA KF2 Youngest Champion WSK Series KF2
2013
2nd in the CIK-FIA KZ World Cup Youngest winner of the Winter Cup KZ
2014
Vice-Champion and best rookie in Formula Renault ALPS (Fortec Motorsports)
2015
4th and best rookie in the FIA Formula 3 Championship (Van Amersfoort Racing)
2016
Champion GP3 Series (ART Grand Prix)
2017
Champion FIA Formula 2 (Prema Racing)
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
STATS
2024 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Scuderia Ferrari
2
Victories
3
Pole positions
9
Podiums
245
Points
2023 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Scuderia Ferrari
0
Victories
3
Pole positions
3
Podiums
206
Points
2022 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Scuderia Ferrari
3
Victories
9
Pole positions
5
Podiums
308
Points
2021 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Scuderia Ferrari
0
Victories
2
Pole positions
1
Podiums
159
Points
2020 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Scuderia Ferrari
0
Victories
0
Pole positions
2
Podiums
98
Points
2019 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Scuderia Ferrari
2
Victories
7
Pole positions
10
Podiums
264
Points
2018 / FIA F1
F1 FIA Championship
Alfa Romeo Sauber F1 Team
21
Grand Prix
39
Points
2017 / FIA F2
F2 FIA Champion
Prema Racing
22
Races
7
Victories
8
Pole positions
10
Podiums
2016 / GP3 Series
GP3 Series Champion
with ART Grand Prix
18
Races
3
Victories
4
Pole positions
8
Podiums
2015 / F3
FIA European Championship
with Van Amersfoort Racing
33
Races
4
Victories
3
Pole positions
13
Podiums
2014 / FR 2.0
ALPS Championship
with Fortec Motorsports
14
Races
2
Victories
1
Pole positions
9
Podiums