Charles Leclerc

Ferrari is the first F1 team to announce the launch date for its 2024 car, revealing it on February 13, a day ahead of its 2023 predecessor.

In the final Formula One qualifying session of the season, Max Verstappen claimed the top spot for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. After a difficult third practice session, the world champion showed his mettle at Yas Marina.

With Lewis Hamilton and Sergio Perez both eliminated in Q2, and both McLarens eliminated in Q1, Leclerc dominated all three rounds of qualifying during the Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend.

Charles Leclerc was the fastest driver in the extended second practice session for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, beating off Carlos Sainz and Fernando Alonso. With practice lasting for 90 minutes, the teams had plenty of time to hone their strategic plans.

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc missed the 2023 Sao Paulo Grand Prix after spinning out at Turn 7 on the formation lap. A hydraulic failure drove Leclerc into the wall, sending him on the radio to curse his luck.

During the 2023 F1 Mexican Grand Prix, Sergio Perez went through a very difficult emotional racing weekend. The aspirations of the Red Bull driver were dashed when he was involved in an accident on the first lap of his home race, forcing him to retire owing to irreparable damage.

As a result of significant skid-block wear, both Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were forced to withdraw from the United States Grand Prix. After the 56-lap race at the bumpy Circuit of the Americas, the FIA's Technical Delegate conducted post-race checks and found the infractions.

While Verstappen was dominant, Charles Leclerc of Ferrari led the race for a few laps during the pitstop cycle on route to finishing second, ahead of Red Bull's Sergio Perez, who advanced from 15th to third following a poor qualifying performance.

Monaco's Charles Leclerc will become the 110th driver to race for the Scuderia Ferrari Formula 1 team when he will replace Kimi Raikkonen at the end of the current F1 season.