Charles Leclerc admits that he's recent leap of faith from 13,000 feet led to a reprimand from Ferrari as he had not asked his employer permission for the stunt. With the F1 season done and dusted over a month ago in Abu Dhabi, Leclerc sought to sustain his adrenalin level, indulging in some high-altitude thrill by skydiving for the very first time. Gallery: A winter holiday postcard from F1's drivers The Monegasque undertook his initiation in Dubai and jumped in tandem with an instructor, an experience that elated the two-time Grand Prix winner but failed to impress his employer, whose permission he had "forgotten" to seek. "You normally should do, [and] I do,"...
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