Monaco Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc has signed a new multi-year contract with Ferrari. The Italian team from Maranello announced the continuation of their partnership on Wednesday, June 3, four days before the Monaco Grand Prix, which will be held on Sunday on the circuit in Monte Carlo. sport.sk ↗
The agreement means the 28-year-old driver will remain part of Ferrari in the coming seasons as well. Several sources describe the contract as long-term or multi-year, though the announced information does not state the exact length of the new deal. Ferrari thus confirmed continuity in its driver lineup ahead of one of the most closely watched weekends of the season. idnes.cz ↗
Leclerc's association with Ferrari will therefore continue beyond the period in which the Monaco driver became one of the team's leading faces. The contract extension comes ahead of his home grand prix, which holds special significance for him, as it is raced through the streets of Monte Carlo. The home event also traditionally draws heightened attention from fans and media alike. BBC News ↗
The new contract confirms that Ferrari continues to count on Leclerc as an important part of its plans for the coming Formula 1 seasons. The upcoming sporting test for both the team and the driver will be this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix, where attention will be focused not only on his result but also on the next stage of his partnership with the Maranello team. La Repubblica ↗
Leclerc extends his Ferrari contract ahead of home Monaco GP
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