Reuters
Motor racing-Leclerc hopes for a home race with better luck than before
The 23-year-old, who grew up watching the cars race around the harbourside track and took the school bus along roads familiar to every Formula One fan, was excited at the prospect on Wednesday. “I love it, but I’ve had a bit of a tough time at this track in the last three years, apart from last year where we didn’t race,” the Monegasque told reporters. In 2018, his debut season with Alfa Romeo, Leclerc retired after a collision and then in 2019, his first year at Ferrari, he went out with a damaged floor.
