All news on the topic: Charles Leclerc

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton is set to extend his contract at current team Mercedes following speculation of a sensational move to Italian giants Ferrari

Ferrari underwhelmed again at the Spanish Grand Prix as they struggled to show race pace, in a season which so far has yielded little joy for the Scuderia and new boss Fred Vasseur

Carlos Sainz was the man sharing the front row with Verstappen, but the battle to be best of the rest behind the Red Bull was won by Hamilton whose Mercedes car is looking strong again

Verstappen dominated all three practice sessions and put in a monster lap to take pole for the Barcelona race, beating home favourite Fernando Alonso to top spot on the timesheets

Leclerc was on pole for the Spanish Grand Prix last year but endured a torrid session this time around, as one of the best qualifiers on the grid was slower than all other drivers except one

As if there aren't already enough rules and regulations involved in Formula 1, there are plenty of unofficial conventions that drivers are expected to follow as well

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell form an all-British driver lineup at Mercedes, but one of them would need to go if Charles Leclerc were to make the switch from Ferrari

Kravitz is not convinced Hamilton will leave Mercedes for Ferrari but, if he does, then the Sky Sports reporter thinks he knows who the Silver Arrows will replace him with

Ferrari star Sainz raised fears he might have picked up an injury after being pictured with a bandage around his leg while taking part in a football match in Monaco

Leclerc's Ferrari contract expires at the end of 2024, as does that of his team-mate Carlos Sainz with Ferrari apparently trying to tempt Lewis Hamilton to replace one of them

Sainz's Ferrari team-mate Leclerc faceplanted the floor and missed an open goal in the charity match in Monaco and the team will be hoping both are fit and ready for this weekend's race

Max Verstappen has established himself as the man to beat on the grid with his Red Bull performances and one former F1 star feels there is only one man who can match him

Ferrari star Leclerc has title ambitions that are as yet unfulfilled, but double champion Verstappen is at the peak of his powers and has no intention of ending his streak any time soon

Lewis Hamilton will reportedly be tempted to join Ferrari by a huge contract offer with his Mercedes future not set in stone, though questions remain over what it would mean for their current drivers

Though Ferrari have faith that Leclerc can become a world-beater, one of the Italian team's top figures has admitted he still has some way to go to match Verstappen

Leclerc was Ferrari's chief challenger to Max Verstappen as they attempted to go toe-to-toe with Red Bull last season, while Sainz has struggled to adapt to his car

Leclerc has been the subject of heavy links to Mercedes of late while there has also been some Red Bull speculation, with his Ferrari contract expiring next year

Leclerc crashed not once but twice in Miami, sparking criticism from some about the way he drives and suggestions from some that his penchant for a mistake is a liability for Ferrari

Ferrari's car has plenty of problems but, in the view of former F1 racer Ralf Schumacher, drivers Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz must shoulder some of the blame

Defending champ Verstappen charged from ninth on the grid to win in Miami, and the Red Bull racer pulled off a particularly eye-catching overtake manoeuvre in the process

Leclerc had a race weekend to forget in Miami with Ferrari off the pace again, while it did not help that he lost control of his car twice and ended up in the barriers

Sergio Perez was on pole for the race but Max Verstappen was always going to be a threat, even from ninth on the grid, while the Miami GP proved to be one to forget for Lewis Hamilton

Max Verstappen was favourite for pole position in Miami but was thwarted by a late red flag, while the big story was a horror show for Lewis Hamilton who failed to even reach Q3

The slippery Miami track was causing problems for all the drivers in practice on Friday, and Ferrari's Leclerc was the biggest victim as he lost control and buried his car in the Tec-pro

The new Formula 1 movie starring Hollywood A-lister Brad Pitt will involve scenes filmed during race weekends, with the actor set to take to the track at this year's British Grand Prix