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Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur reckons Charles Leclerc will take a “step forward” now that he’s overcome the burden of having not won Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix. Leclerc arrived in Monaco this season striving to improve upon a wretched record on home soil that stretched back to his title-winning campaign in Formula 2 in 2017. […]
Leclerc’s victory in Monaco this season marked a significant improvement for him on home soil, erasing the weight of not having succeeded in the past years. Despite previously starting on pole position without clinching a win, this time he converted his pole into a victory, showing great resilience through two standing restarts. Vasseur believes that this breakthrough will empower Leclerc and boost his self-confidence, making him a stronger driver overall. With this win, Leclerc closed in on Max Verstappen in the Drivers’ Championship, showcasing his potential for the rest of the season. Vasseur hinted at the importance of confidence for winners and expressed optimism that Leclerc’s Monaco triumph will propel him forward in his career.
