Charles Leclerc: full faith in Ferrari
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Katsoppas naapurin makko ne on saanut asuntossa myytyä.
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Mä tiedän oikotien asuntokaupoille. Oikotilla sä voit myydä, ostaa ja vuokrata, tai vaan katsella asuntoja.
Vau! Mutta se on kyllä oiko tie?
Ei.
Se on oiko tie! Tämä ei ole tuskanalainen pannulohi. Tämä on ruokaa Aivoille. Paista suolatut lohifileet öljyssä. Kuulota hienonnetut valkosipolit ja kirsikkatomaatit. Sekoita pannolla kasvirasva, punainen pesto ja sitruuna mehu. Lisää kastikkeeseen tomaatit ja lohipalat sekä nippupinaattia. Elämä on ruokaa. As Market
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I feel that when I've had good moments in my career, things are escalating very quickly towards winning the title and everything is positive and too positive. But when things go wrong it goes the same the other way.
So when you jump out of the car and use the word ashamed on our side of the fence, you can sort of see how it spirals, right? Yeah, but I don't fully agree.
Oh, but into the wall and out of the race! Shout Leclerc!
Everything was negative around me, around the team, and then we get to Silverstone.
Charles Leclerc wins the British Grand Prix.
Tough time over last. Only tough people
left.
I'll say couldn't come at a better time.
Why did now feel like the right time to commit longer term to Ferrari? For
me, this is where I belong for now. I don't want to give up on my ultimate goal, which is to become a world champion with Ferrari.
Welcome everybody to this week's F1 Beyond the Grid. And I'm delighted to say we're joined by Charles Leclerc. Charles, how are you? You're looking well. I'm very good, thank you. Yeah, feeling uh feeling good. Now it's been a couple of years since you were last on the show, and I think it's fair to say quite a lot has happened in your life in that time. Would
you agree? Um I do, yes. Whether personal or on track, uh quite a few things happened since then.
Well look, let's start on track. We're going to Monza this week. How mental a week is this one? What is it like to be a Ferrari driver at the Italian Grand Prix? It's very, very special.
Normally a race weekend for us resumes itself from the Thursday to the Sunday. Monsa is very different because it starts from the Monday with uh some sponsors activities Tuesday as well. Wednesday we normally go in Milan for uh meeting with the with the T Foszy and this is it's pure ma madness and you can Fail that It's not a race like any other. The feeling going into the weekend is incredible. There's so much positivity around the team and so much excitement as well. So the buildup to the race is very, very, very different. I will say that the energy is so positive that you don't actually feel how much it's tiring. But I remember the very first um Monza I did with a team, which I was lucky enough. Yeah, exactly.
Which was uh which I was lucky enough to to win. I arrived on the Sunday night and uh didn't realise how tired I was. But I think the positive energy keeps you energized but uh but once the pressure is is off after the race then then it's very very tiring.
Is it possible to feel more loved as a racing driver than being a a Ferrari driver at Monza.
Oh, I don't think so. Yeah, it's a very, very special experience. I stay in this hotel close to the track as well, where all the Tifosi are coming to every night and every morning to sing, I remember I've had quite a few years where on the Saturday night they will sing like Tifozzi songs at uh eleven, eleven thirty. So you you go to sleep and you cannot think about anything else other than than racing and racing for Ferrari. And it's it's very special because you can also feel how much it means to every single person that that come to the to the race. And um And it's also probably one of the only races of the calendar where you can feel that within the team there's this kind of
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:55
2
Why did Charles Leclerc decide to sign a new multi‑year contract with Ferrari?
8:55–12:46
3
What does it feel like to race for Ferrari at the iconic Monza Grand Prix?
12:46–17:38
4
How did Michael Schumacher’s legacy influence Charles’s career and mindset?
17:38–23:22
5
Why was the Silverstone victory so important after a tough start to the season?
23:22–28:59
6
What were the main challenges and emotions during the early‑season struggles?
28:59–39:19
7
How has marrying Alexandra changed Charles’s life on and off the track?
39:19–45:08
Speakers
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