All news on the topic: Charles Leclerc

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz both have just 12 months remaining on their respective Ferrari deals and the rumour mill suggests one of them is in line for a longer extension than the other

Charles Leclerc is set to be handed a mega contract extension by Ferrari as the Scuderia look to close the gap on all-conquering Red Bull next year after finishing third in the championship

Charles Leclerc enters the fifth and final year of his current Ferrari contract next season but is said to already have another long-term extension offer on the table

Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc are both out of contract in 2024 as it stands, but the Monegasque is set for a long-term new deal while his team-mate gets no such treatment

F1 Sprint changes are expected ahead of the 2024 season but one of the proposed tweaks would clearly not go down well wither either Lewis Hamilton or George Russell

Max Verstappen may have conquered all in 2023 but there were plenty of other F1 drivers who starred this year, as Mirror Sportgives a final verdict on how Lewis Hamilton and co got on

Charles Leclerc and George Russell fought hard at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Ferrari gave everything to overhaul Mercedes for second place in the F1 constructors' championship

Charles Leclerc finished second at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but it was not enough for Ferrari to leapfrog F1 rivals Mercedes in the constructors' championship battle

A Sergio Perez penalty late in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix helped George Russell in his Charles Leclerc fight as Mercedes held off the Ferrari challenge in the constructors' championship

Max Verstappen was on Abu Dhabi Grand Prix pole and sped off into the distance as usual, but the real fight was between Mercedes and Ferrari with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton's tasks clear

Lewis Hamilton and Carlos Sainz failed to make it through to Q3, giving Max Verstappen fewer rivals for pole although the likes of Lando Norris, George Russell and Charles Leclerc were still threatening

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the Las Vegas Grand Prix ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc last Saturday - but he received a five-second penalty from the race stewards

Max Verstappen sought out Charles Leclerc after the Las Vegas Grand Prix to speak to the Ferrari star about their incident at the start of the race which saw the Red Bull racer penalised

Max Verstappen won the Las Vegas Grand Prix while Charles Leclerc finished second for Ferrari after getting the better of Red Bull racer Sergio Perez on the final lap

An early punishment for Max Verstappen after an illegal overtake on Charles Leclerc set up a tense strategy battle at the Las Vegas Grand Prix with Red Bull not as dominant as usual

Max Verstappen took the lead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix with a sketchy move on Charles Leclerc at the first corner, which was punished by the Formula 1 stewards

Max Verstappen took the lead of the Las Vegas Grand Prix early on, but Charles Leclerc was very unhappy with the way the Red Bull start got the better of the pole-sitter

Max Verstappen spoke his mind as usual when asked about a harsh grid penalty for rival Carlos Sainz at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while both Ferrari drivers stewed

Tipping Max Verstappen for pole position is never a gamble but Ferrari also looked a good bet for qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, while Lewis Hamilton hoped to upset the odds

Fred Vasseur's Ferrari have recorded just one victory this season - Carlos Sainz's triumph in Singapore - with Christian Horner's Red Bull winning the other 19 races

Charles Leclerc didn't even start a chaotic Brazilian Grand Prix after crashing on the formation lap, leaving Max Verstappen alone on the front row to fight for the win with only Lando Norris for company

Charles Leclerc started the Brazilian Grand Prix second on the grid and in contention for a potential podium finish, but never got the chance to try to achieve that

"Why the f*** am I so unlucky," the despairing Charles Leclerc asked over the radio after losing control of his Ferrari on the formation lap and crashing into the barrier after a hydraulics problem

Lando Norris began the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint on pole with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez baring their teeth behind him, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were also well-placed

Qualifying for the Brazilian Grand Prix was abruptly ended by a sudden Sao Paulo storm, leaving teams even more in the dark than usual over the true balance of power at Interlagos