Announcer's Emotional Call as Charles Leclerc Makes History by Winning Monaco Grand Prix
- Charles Leclerc becomes the first Monégasque driver to win the Monaco Grand Prix in 93 years.
- The emotional announcer's call perfectly captures the significance of the moment.
- Ferrari boss optimistic about closing the gap to Red Bull after Leclerc's victory.
To keep reading, sign up for free with your email. Charles Leclerc won the Monaco Grand Prix, making history as the first Monégasque driver to win in 93 years. He led the race from start to finish, feeling emotional as he remembered his late father who supported his dream of reaching Formula One. Leclerc's victory broke the long-standing "curse" of a Monégasque driver not winning the Monaco Grand Prix. Leclerc's success was influenced by Jules Bianchi's recommendation to Ferrari, leading to his opportunity in Formula One. His win marked a significant moment for him and his country. Ferrari's team principal, Frédéric Vasseur, expressed excitement for the season ahead, acknowledging the competition from Red Bull and McLaren. Despite facing challenges in previous races, Leclerc's win in Monaco brought him mental relief. He attributed his success to feeling more relaxed and even joked about ordering pizza before the race. Leclerc's emotional victory was evident as tears of joy streamed down his face during the final laps of the race. Reflecting on his journey, Leclerc expressed gratitude for the support that helped him achieve his dream. Winning in Monaco was a special moment for him, especially after facing setbacks in previous attempts. Leclerc's victory symbolized his perseverance and determination in the face of challenges.