Charles Leclerc has insisted that he has not been given an opportunity at Ferrari to continue his learning and development, but to aid the team towards more championship titles - something he is targetting in 2019 up against his new team-mate Sebastian Vettel. Last week, Ferrari announced that they would be replacing Kimi Raikkonen with Leclerc at the end of the 2018 campaign with the Finn going in the other direction to Alfa Romeo Sauber. The Monegasque is one of the most exciting and promising young drivers on the grid and is a former F2 champion, having come through the junior ranks with Ferrari. At just 20-years-old, Leclerc is disadvantaged in terms of experience, but he insists he...
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