Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard made an unusual comparison, likening Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc to a "puppy occasionally peeing on the carpet," likel

Charles Leclerc has insisted that he can still “let himself go” while defending his position as one of the top three Formula One (F1) drivers in the world. The Ferrari star, 27, said there was a “time for everything” amid the stringent and often gruelling routine of a top athlete.

Case in point is that 2025 signing Kimi Antonelli shunted in FP1 in Italy, while George Russell speared into the wall during qualifying in Austin and then threw the car into the barriers during practice in Mexico City. That means Mercedes may have to rein in its production across the last handful of events.

Former Red Bull driver David Coulthard made an unusual comparison, likening Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc to a 'puppy occasionally peeing on the carpet,' likel

Ferrari star Charles Leclerc has admitted he was very angry with claims made regarding himself and his relationship with team-mate Carlos Sainz after the Mexican Grand Prix. The race in Mexico City was eventually won by Sainz,