Charles Leclerc, the Monegasque Formula 1 driver, won the first Monaco Grand Prix of his career this Sunday. A performance which gave rise to beautiful scenes of joy and emotion.
« Yes, yes, yes ! »
During his career in Formula 1, Charles Leclerc accumulated a lot of frustration while trying to win his first Monaco Grand Prix. Once the finish line was crossed, the Ferrari driver burst out with joy at the wheel of his car, shouting “Yes, yes, yes!” » Added to that a few cries of joy, before reuniting with his whole team to celebrate this deserved victory.
Kylian Mbappé with the flag
Present at the Monaco Grand Prix, the day after his victory in the Coupe de France final with PSG against Olympique Lyonnais, Kylian Mbappé had the joy of being able to wave the checkered flag, thus confirming Charles Leclerc’s victory. Beautiful symbol for the Principality, a player trained at AS Monaco, attending Leclerc’s first victory on his native land.
Kylian Mbappé brandishing the finish flag, celebrating Charles Leclerc’s victory at the Monaco Grand Prix AFP or licensors
Contagious joy at Ferrari
Since his arrival at Ferrari, Leclerc has had good and bad times, but this Sunday will certainly be etched in his memory and that of his team. Once his victory was assured, the Monegasque was treated to a wonderful welcoming committee, with all the staff he was expecting to celebrate the event. From the top of his car which did not let go, Leclerc was able to raise his fist.
Lots of emotions in the Scuderia clan this Sunday in Monaco. 2024 Icon Sports
The tears of Prince Albert II
Charles Leclerc is not the only one to have been moved by this long-awaited victory. On the podium, Prince Albert II congratulated the pilot. Moved, the Prince hugged the pilot before shedding a tear. In front of the crowd, Leclerc waved the Monaco flag, accompanied by Oscar Piastri (McLaren), and his teammate Carlos Sainz. Prince Albert and Leclerc were then able to celebrate the event by shaking two bottles of champagne.
The final dive
After the emotions on the podium, Charles Leclerc and Frédéric Vasseur, the boss of Ferrai, took a quick dip in the water of the port.
